TW201019771A - Uplink hybrid automatic repeat request operation during random access - Google Patents

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TW201019771A
TW201019771A TW098131270A TW98131270A TW201019771A TW 201019771 A TW201019771 A TW 201019771A TW 098131270 A TW098131270 A TW 098131270A TW 98131270 A TW98131270 A TW 98131270A TW 201019771 A TW201019771 A TW 201019771A
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Systems and methodologies are described that effectuate or facilitate avoidance of deadlock conditions during random access procedures. In accordance with various aspects set forth herein, systems and/or methods are provided that receive an uplink grant that specifies a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) process identifier. The HARQ process identifier is analyzes to identify whether the identifier is associated with an ongoing random access procedure. The uplink grant is utilized for a data transmission when the identifier is not associated with the ongoing random access procedure.

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201019771 * 六、發明說明： 【發明所屬之技術領域】 以下描述大體上係關於無線通信，且更特定言之，係關 於最佳化隨機存取期間之混成自動重複請求（HARQ)操作 以避免死鎖（deadlock)，及驗證上行鏈路授權為適當的。 本申請案主張2008年9月16曰申請之題為「UPLINK HARQ OPERATION DURING RANDOM ACCESS」的美國 臨時專利申請案第61/097,307號之權利，該案已讓與給其 φ 受讓人。上述申請案之全文在此以引用的方式併入。 【先前技術】 無線通信系統經廣泛部署以提供各種類型之通信内容， 諸如語音及資料。典型的無線通信系統可為能夠藉由共用 可用系統資源（例如，頻寬、傳輸功率、…）而支援與多個 使用者之通信的多重存取系統。此等多重存取系統之實例 可包括分碼多重存取（CDMA)系統、分時多重存取（TDMA) 系統、分頻多重存取（FDMA)系統、正交分頻多重存取 籲 （OFDMA)系統及類似系統。另外，該等系統可遵從諸如第 三代合作夥伴計劃（3GPP) ' 3GPP2、3GPP長期演進 - (LTE)、LTE進階（LTE-A)等之規範。 ' 隨著對高速率及多媒體資料服務之需求快速增長，一直 存在實施具有增強效能之高效及強健通信系統的努力。舉 例而s，近年來’使用者已開始以行動通信來替代固定線 路通信，且愈加需求良好語音品質、可靠服務及低價格。 通常’無線多重存取通信系統可同時支援多個行動器件 143384.doc 201019771 之通信。每—行動器件可經由前 _. 键路及反向鏈路上之僂 輸與一或多個基地台通信。前向 之傅 路或下行鏈路）係指自 基地σ至订動器件之通信鏈路， 域塔且反向鏈路（或上行鏈路） 係指自行動器件至基地台之通信鏈路。 為利用無線通信網路’行動器件首先_具有該網路之 小區’且獲取與該小區之同#。同步之後行動器件可接 收提供組態資訊之系統資訊及/或促進利用該網路之其他 參數’且對其進行解碼。隨後，該行Μ件可經由隨機存 取程序而請求設立與該小區之連接。 【發明内容】 以下呈現對一或多個實施例之簡化概述以便提供對此等 實施例的基本理解。此概述並非所有所涵蓋實施例之廣泛 綜述，且既不意欲識別所有實施例之關鍵或決定性要素， 亦不意欲描繪任何或所有實施例之範疇。其唯一目的係以 簡化形式呈現一或多個實施例的一些概念以作為稍後呈現 之更詳細描述的前序。 根據本發明之各種態樣，提供一種方法。該方法包括獲 得一指定一第一 HARQ處理識別符之上行鏈路授權。該方 法亦包含識別該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符是否與一進行 中的隨機存取程序相關聯。此外，該方法可包括當該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符與該進行中的隨機存取程序相關聯 時’忽視該上行鏈路授權。 本文中所描述之第二態樣係關於一種裝置。該裝置可包 含一促進一隨機存取程序之隨機存取模組，其中該隨機存 143384.doc 201019771 取程序導致一無線電鏈路之產生或上行鏈路同步之重新獲 取中的至少一者。該裝置亦可包括一促進一或多個資料傳 輸之HARQ操作的HARQ模組。此外，該HARq模組包括— 具有一第一識別符之HARQ處理程序，該HARQ處理程序 用以促進由該隨機存取模組所產生之經排程上行鏈路訊皂 的傳輸，且當該上行鏈路授權指定一新傳輸時，該Harq 模組忽略一包括該第一識別符之上行鏈路授權。 根據另一態樣，描述一種無線通信裝置。該無線通信裝 置可包括用於接收一包括一第一上行鏈路授權及一第一 HARQ處理程序識別符之隨機存取回應的構件。此外，該 無線通信裝置可包含用於利用該第一上行鏈路授權中所指 定之一組資源及一由該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符所指定 之HARQ處理程序來傳輸一經排程上行鏈路訊息的構件。 另外，該無線通信裝置可包括用於接收一包括一第二 HARQ處理程序識別符之第二上行鏈路授權的構件。該無 線通信裝置亦可包括用於對該第一 理程序識別符 與該第二HARQ處理程序識別符進行比較的構件。另外， 該無線通信裝置可包含用於在該第一 HARQ處理程序識別 符不同於該第二HARQ處理程序識別符時使用該第二上行 鏈路授權進行一資料傳輸的構件。 又一態樣係關於一種可包含一電腦可讀媒體之電腦程式 產。σ，該電腦可讀媒體包含用於使至少一電腦評估一隨機 存取回應以確定該隨機存取回應中所指定之一第一組資源 及第—HARQ處理程序的程式碼。該電腦可讀媒體可進 143384.doc 201019771 一步包括用於使該至少一電腦使用該第一組資源來傳輸一 包括一行動器件之一識別碼的經排程上行鏈路訊息的程式 媽。此外’該電腦可讀媒體可包括用於使該至少一電腦利 用該第一 HARQ處理程序來促進該經排程上行鏈路訊息之 無錯誤傳輸的程式碼。該電腦可讀媒體亦可包括用於使該 至少一電腦評估一第二上行鏈路授權以判定一第二組資源 及一第二HARQ處理程序的程式碼。此外，該電腦可讀媒 體可包含用於使該至少一電腦在該第一 HARQ處理程序與 該第—HARQ處理程序相同的情況下忽視該第二上行鍵路 授權的程式碼。 另一態樣係關於一種包含一處理器之無線通信裝置，該 處理器經組態以評估一包括一第一上行鏈路授權及一第一 HARQ處理程序識別符之隨機存取回應。該處理器可進一 步經組態以使用該第一上行鏈路授權中所指定之一組資源 及一由該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符所指定之harq處理 程序來傳輸一經排程上行鏈路訊息。此外，該處理器可經 組態以接收一包括一第二HARQ處理程序識別符之第二上 行鏈路授權。該處理器亦可經組態以對該第一 HARQ處理 程序識別符與該第二HARQ處理程序識別符進行比較。此 外該處理器可經組態以在該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符 不同於該第二HARQ處理程序識別符時利用該第二上行鏈 路授權進行一資料傳輸。 根據另一態樣，描述一種方法。該方法可包括：選擇一 I括於一隨機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理程序識別符； 143384.doc 201019771 將該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符包括於由一或多個行動器 件用於多個隨機存取程序之一組作用令識別符令；及將一 第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈路授權中，其 中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組作用令識別 符中。 ❹201019771 * VI. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field of the Invention] The following description relates generally to wireless communication, and more particularly to optimizing hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) operations during random access to avoid death The lock (deadlock), and verify the uplink grant is appropriate. The present application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application Serial No. 61/097,307, entitled "UPLINK HARQ OPERATION DURING RANDOM ACCESS", filed on September 16, 2008, which has been assigned to the assignee. The entire disclosure of the above application is incorporated herein by reference. [Prior Art] Wireless communication systems are widely deployed to provide various types of communication content, such as voice and material. A typical wireless communication system can be a multiple access system capable of supporting communication with multiple users by sharing available system resources (e.g., bandwidth, transmission power, ...). Examples of such multiple access systems may include code division multiple access (CDMA) systems, time division multiple access (TDMA) systems, frequency division multiple access (FDMA) systems, orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) ) systems and similar systems. In addition, such systems may comply with specifications such as the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) '3GPP2, 3GPP Long Term Evolution - (LTE), LTE Advanced (LTE-A), and the like. As the demand for high-speed and multimedia data services grows rapidly, there has been an effort to implement efficient and robust communication systems with enhanced performance. For example, in recent years, users have begun to replace fixed line communication with mobile communications, and are increasingly demanding good voice quality, reliable service and low prices. Usually, the wireless multiple access communication system can simultaneously support communication of multiple mobile devices 143384.doc 201019771. Each mobile device can communicate with one or more base stations via the previous _. Forward Furu or Downlink refers to the communication link from base σ to the subscriber, and the tower and reverse link (or uplink) refer to the communication link from the mobile device to the base station. In order to utilize the wireless communication network, the mobile device first has a cell with the network and acquires the same # as the cell. After synchronization, the mobile device can receive and provide system information that provides configuration information and/or facilitate the use of other parameters of the network. Subsequently, the device can request to establish a connection with the cell via a random access procedure. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0007] A simplified summary of one or more embodiments is presented below to provide a basic understanding of the embodiments. This Summary is not an extensive overview of the various embodiments, and is not intended to identify any key or critical elements of the embodiments. The sole purpose is to present some concepts of the one or more embodiments According to various aspects of the invention, a method is provided. The method includes obtaining an uplink grant specifying a first HARQ process identifier. The method also includes identifying whether the first HARQ handler identifier is associated with an ongoing random access procedure. Moreover, the method can include ignoring the uplink grant when the first HARQ handler identifier is associated with the ongoing random access procedure. The second aspect described herein relates to a device. The apparatus can include a random access module that facilitates a random access procedure, wherein the random access 143384.doc 201019771 fetching procedure results in at least one of a radio link generation or an uplink synchronization reacquisition. The apparatus can also include a HARQ module that facilitates HARQ operations for one or more data transfers. In addition, the HARQ module includes - a HARQ processing program having a first identifier, the HARQ processing program is configured to facilitate transmission of the scheduled uplink soap generated by the random access module, and when When the uplink grant specifies a new transmission, the Harq module ignores an uplink grant that includes the first identifier. According to another aspect, a wireless communication device is described. The wireless communication device can include means for receiving a random access response including a first uplink grant and a first HARQ handler identifier. Additionally, the wireless communications apparatus can include for transmitting a scheduled uplink using a set of resources specified in the first uplink grant and a HARQ handler specified by the first HARQ handler identifier The component of the message. Additionally, the wireless communication device can include means for receiving a second uplink grant including a second HARQ handler identifier. The wireless communication device can also include means for comparing the first handler identifier with the second HARQ handler identifier. Additionally, the wireless communication device can include means for performing a data transmission using the second uplink grant when the first HARQ handler identifier is different than the second HARQ handler identifier. Yet another aspect relates to a computer program that can include a computer readable medium. σ, the computer readable medium includes code for causing at least one computer to evaluate a random access response to determine one of the first set of resources and the first HARQ handler specified in the random access response. The computer readable medium can be 143384.doc 201019771 The step includes a program for causing the at least one computer to use the first set of resources to transmit a scheduled uplink message including an identification code of a mobile device. Further, the computer readable medium can include code for causing the at least one computer to utilize the first HARQ handler to facilitate error free transmission of the scheduled uplink message. The computer readable medium can also include code for causing the at least one computer to evaluate a second uplink grant to determine a second set of resources and a second HARQ handler. Additionally, the computer readable medium can include code for causing the at least one computer to ignore the second uplink routing authorization if the first HARQ handler is identical to the first HARQ handler. Another aspect relates to a wireless communication device including a processor configured to evaluate a random access response including a first uplink grant and a first HARQ handler identifier. The processor can be further configured to transmit a scheduled uplink message using a set of resources specified in the first uplink grant and a harq handler specified by the first HARQ handler identifier . Additionally, the processor can be configured to receive a second uplink grant including a second HARQ handler identifier. The processor can also be configured to compare the first HARQ handler identifier with the second HARQ handler identifier. In addition, the processor can be configured to utilize the second uplink grant for a data transfer when the first HARQ handler identifier is different than the second HARQ handler identifier. According to another aspect, a method is described. The method can include: selecting a first HARQ handler identifier included in a random access response; 143384.doc 201019771 including the first HARQ handler identifier for being used by one or more mobile devices One of the random access procedures acts as an identifier command; and incorporates a second HARQ handler identifier in an uplink grant, wherein the second HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of actions In the identifier. ❹

根據本發明之另一態樣，揭示一種裝置。該裝置包含一 留存與以下操作相關之指令的記憶體··選擇一包括於一隨 機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理程序識別符；將該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符包括於由一或多個行動器件用於多 個隨機存取程序之一組作用中識別符中；及將一第二 HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈路授權中，其中該 第二HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該址作用中識別符 中。另外，該裝置亦包括-處理器，該處理_接至該記 憶體，經組態以執行留存於該記憶體中之該等指令。 根據本發明之又一態樣，提供一種無線通信裝置。該無 線通信裝置包含：用於選擇-包括於—隨機存取回應中之 第一 hARq處理程序識別符的構件；用於將該第一 harq 處理程序識別符添加於由-或多個行動器件用於多㈣機 存取程序之-組作时識別符中的構件；及用於將一第二 HARQ處理程序識別符併入於—上行鏈路授權中的構件， 其中該第：HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組作用中識 別符中。 一種電腦程式產品。該 該電腦可讀媒體包含： 根據本發明之另一實施例，揭示 電腦程式產品包括電腦可讀媒體， 143384.doc 201019771 用於使至少一電腦選擇一包括於一隨機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理程序識別符的程式碼；用於使該至少—電腦將 該第-HARQ處理程序識別符添加於由一或多個行動器件 用於多個隨機存取程序之—組作时識別符中的程式瑪； ;使該至v電腦將-第：HARq處理程序識別符併 入於一上行鏈路授權中的程式碼，其中該第二harq處理 程序識別符不包括於該組作用中識別符中。 根據本發明之其他實施例，揭示一種無線通信裝置，其 中該無線通信裝置包括-處理器，該處理器經組態以：選 擇-包括於-隨機存取回應中之第__Harq處理程序識別 符；將該第一HARQ處理程序識別符包括於由一或多個行 動器件用於多個隨機存取程序之一組作用中識別符中；及 將一第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈路授權 中’其中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組作用 中識別符中。 為了實現前述及相關目的’該一或多項實施例包含將在 下文中充分描述且在申請專利範圍中特定指出之特徵。以 下描述及附加圖式詳細地闡述該一或多項實施例之特定說 明性態樣。然'而’此等態樣僅指示可使用各種實施例之原 理的各種方式中之少數方式，且所描述之實施例意欲包括 所有此等態樣及其等效物。 【實施方式】 現參看圖式描述各種實施例，其中相同參考數字始終用 以扎代相同元件。在以下描述中，為達成解釋之目的，闡 143384.doc 201019771 述眾多特定細節以便提供對_或多個實施例之澈底理解。 然而，明顯地，此（此等）實施例可在無此等特定細節的情 況下得以實踐。在其他個例中，以方塊圖形式來展示熟知 結構及器件，以便促進描述—或多個實施例。 於本申請案中使用時’術語「組件」 厂 模組 Γ 系 • 統」及其類似者意欲指代電腦相關實體，諸如··硬體、韌 體、硬體與軟體之組合、軟體或執行中之軟體。舉例而 言，組件可為（但不限於為）在處理器上執行之處理程序、 處理器、物件、可執行碼、執行線緒、程式及/或電腦。 :為說明’在計算器件上執行之應用程式及計算器件兩者 皆可為組件一或多個組件可駐留於處理程序及/或執行 線緒内，且一組件可位於一電腦上及/或分散於兩台或兩 台以上電腦之間。此外，此等組件可由儲存有各種資料結 構之各種電腦可讀媒體執行。該等組件可（諸如）根據具有 或夕個資料封包之信號(例如’來自一與本端系統、分 Φ '、、’中之另組件互動及/或藉助於該信號跨越諸如 網際網路之網路而盘1^ 一八他系統互動之組件的資料）而藉助 於本端及/或遠端處理來通信。 於本申請案中使用時，術語「組件」 模組 厂 系 =及其類似者意欲指代電腦相關實體，其為硬體、勒 士，冑’、軟體之組合、軟體或執行中之軟體。舉例而 件可為（但不限㈣）在處理器上執行之處理程序、腦。作為：物件：可執行碼、執行線緒、程式及/或電 明’在計算ϋ件上執行之應用程式及計算器件 143384.doc 201019771 者白可為組件。一或多個組件可駐留於處理程序及/或 執行線緒内，且一組件可位於一電腦上及/或分散於兩台 或兩口以上電腦之間。此外，此等組件可由儲存有各種資 料、，σ構之各種電腦可讀媒體執行。該等組件可（諸如）根據 八有或多個資料封包之信號（例如，來自一與本端系 統刀散式系統中之另一組件互動及/或藉助於該信號跨 越諸如網際網路之網路而與其他系統互動之組件的資料） 而藉助於本端及/或遠端處理來通信。 此外，本文中結合無線終端機及/或基地台描述各種態 装.，，、線、-、端機可指代將語音及/或資料連接性提供給使 者之器件纟線終端機可連接至諸如膝上型電腦或桌上 型電腦之計算器件，或其可為諸如個人數位助理（PDA)之 2含式器件。無線終端機亦可稱為系統、用戶單元、用戶 行動《行動物、遠端台、存取點、遠端終端機、存 取終端機、使用者終端機、使用者代理、使用者器件或使 用者設備（UE)。無線終端機可為用戶自、無㈣件、蜂巢 式電話PCS電活、無接線電話、會話起始協定（SIP)電 話、無線區域迴路（WLL)台、個人數位助理（PDA)、具有 無線連減力之掌上Μ件，或連接至無線輯機之其他 處理器件。基地台(例如，存取點、節點Β，或演進型節點 B(eNB))可指代存取網路中經由空中介面穿越-或多個扇 區與無線終端機通信之器件。基地台可藉由將所接收之空 中”面絲轉換為IP封包而充當無線終端機與存取網路 (其可包括網際網路協定（IP)網路）之剩餘部分之間的路由 143384.doc 201019771 器。基地台亦協調對空中介面之屬性的管理。 此外，本文中所描述之各種功能可以硬體、㈣、勒體 或其任何組合來實施。若以軟體實施，則可將該等功能作 為-或多個指令或程式碼儲存於電腦可讀媒體上或經由電 腦可讀媒體來傳輸。電腦可讀媒體包括 ❿ 信媒體兩者，通信媒體包括促進將電腦程式自 另處之任何媒體。儲存媒體可為可由電腦存取的任何可 用媒體。作為實例而非限制，此電腦可讀媒體可包含 RAM、ROM、EEPR〇M、CD_R〇M或其他光碟儲存器件、 磁碟儲存器件或其他磁性儲存器件，或可用於以指令或資 料結構之形式載運或儲存所要程式碼且可由電腦存取的任 何其他媒體。X ’可適當地將任何連接稱為電腦可讀媒 體。舉例而言，若使用同軸電纜、光纖電纜、雙絞線、數 位用戶線（DSL)，或諸如紅外線、無線電及微波之無線技 術自網站、伺服器或其他遠端源傳輸軟體，則同軸電纜、 光纖電規、雙絞線、DSL，或諸如紅外線、無線電及微波 之無線技術包括在媒體的定義中。於本文中使用時，磁碟 及光碟包括緊密光碟（CD)、雷射光碟、光碟、數位多功能 光碟（DVD)、軟性磁碟及藍光光碟（BD),其中磁碟通常以 磁性方式再現資料，且光碟藉由雷射以光學方式再現資 料。上述各物之組合亦應包括在電腦可讀媒體之範疇内。 本文中所描述之各種技術可用於各種無線通信系統，諸 如，分碼多重存取（CDMA)系統、分時多重存取（TDMA)系 統、分頻多重存取（FDMA)系統、正交分頻多重存取 143384.doc 11 201019771 (OFDMA)系統、單載波FDMA(SC-FDMA)系統及其他此等 系統。本文中常常可互換地使用術語「系統」與「網路」。 CDMA系統可實施諸如通用陸地無線電存取（UTRA)、 CDMA2000等之無線電技術。UTRA包括寬頻CDMA(W-CDMA)及CDMA之其他變體。另外，CDMA2000涵蓋IS-2000、IS-95及IS-856標準。TDMA系統可實施諸如全球行 動通信系統（GSM)之無線電技術。OFDMA系統可實施諸如 演進型 UTRA(E-UTRA)、超行動寬頻（UMB)、IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi)、IEEE 802.16(WiMAX)、IEEE 802.20、Flash-OFDM®等之無線電技術。UTRA及E-UTRA為通用行動電 信系統（UMTS)之部分。3GPP長期演進（LTE)為使用E-UTRA的即將出現的版本，其在下行鏈路上使用OFDMA且 在上行鏈路上使用 SC-FDMA。UTRA、E-UTRA、UMTS、 LTE、LTE-A、SAE、EPC及GSM描述於來自名為「第三代 合作夥伴計劃」（3GPP)之組織的文獻中。另外，CDMA2000 及UMB描述於來自名為「第三代合作夥伴計劃2」（3GPP2) 之組織的文獻中。另外，該等無線通信系統可另外包括同 級間（例如，行動體對行動體）特用網路系統，其通常使用 不成對未經許可頻譜、802.XX無線LAN、藍芽及任何其他 短程或長程無線通信技術。 此外，術語「或」意欲意謂包括性「或」，而非排他性 「或」。亦即，除非另有指定或自上下文清楚可見，否則 短語「X使用A或B」意欲意謂自然包括性排列中之任一 者。亦即，以下個例中之任一者滿足短語「X使用A或 143384.doc -12· 201019771 B」：X# 用 δ · x 本申請荦及斯，使用Β;或又使用Α&amp;Β兩者。此外，於 一 附申請專利範圍中使用時，數q Γ __趣欠 體上理解為魚碑「、 吁數3 」應大 清楚可見係單數::個」’除非另有指定或自上下文 而可包括多個器件、組件、模組及其類似者之系統 種態樣。應理解且瞭解，各種系統可包括額外器 仵、組件、模, 、，及/或可不包括所有結合諸圖所論述According to another aspect of the invention, an apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus includes a memory that retains instructions related to the operation of: selecting a first HARQ handler identifier included in a random access response; including the first HARQ handler identifier by one or more Mobile devices are used in one of a plurality of random access procedures; and a second HARQ handler identifier is incorporated in an uplink grant, wherein the second HARQ handler identifier is not Included in the identifier in the role of the site. Additionally, the apparatus also includes a processor coupled to the memory and configured to execute the instructions retained in the memory. According to still another aspect of the present invention, a wireless communication device is provided. The wireless communications apparatus includes: means for selecting - including a first hARq handler identifier in a random access response; for adding the first harq handler identifier to - or a plurality of mobile devices a component in a multi-(4) machine access program-set time identifier; and means for incorporating a second HARQ handler identifier in an uplink grant, wherein the: HARQ handler identifies The character is not included in the identifier of the group. A computer program product. The computer readable medium comprises: according to another embodiment of the present invention, a computer program product comprising a computer readable medium, 143384.doc 201019771 for selecting at least one computer to be included in a random access response a code of the HARQ handler identifier; configured to cause the at least-computer to add the first-HARQ handler identifier to the group-time identifier used by the one or more mobile devices for the plurality of random access procedures a program code that causes the v-computer to incorporate a -HARq handler identifier into an uplink grant, wherein the second harq handler identifier is not included in the set of role identifiers in. In accordance with other embodiments of the present invention, a wireless communication device is disclosed, wherein the wireless communication device includes a processor configured to: select - include a __Harq handler identifier in a random access response Include the first HARQ handler identifier in an identifier for one of a plurality of random access procedures by one or more mobile devices; and incorporating a second HARQ handler identifier into one In the uplink grant, where the second HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of active identifiers. To the accomplishment of the foregoing and <RTI ID=0.0>&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos;&apos; The specific description of the one or more embodiments is set forth in detail in the description and the drawings. The appearances of the present invention are intended to be illustrative of the various embodiments of the various embodiments, and the described embodiments are intended to include all such aspects and their equivalents. [Embodiment] Various embodiments are now described with reference to the drawings, in which like reference numerals In the following description, for the purpose of explanation, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the various embodiments. However, it is apparent that this (these) embodiments can be practiced without such specific details. In other instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in block diagram form in order to facilitate a description or a plurality of embodiments. As used in this application, the term "component" is used to refer to computer-related entities such as hardware, firmware, hardware and software, software, or execution. Software in the middle. For example, a component can be, but is not limited to being, a processor executing on a processor, a processor, an object, an executable, a thread, a program, and/or a computer. To illustrate that both the application and the computing device executing on the computing device can be one or more components of the component that can reside within the processing and/or execution thread, and a component can be located on a computer and/or Scattered between two or more computers. Moreover, such components can be executed by a variety of computer readable media having various data structures stored therein. Such components may, for example, be based on signals having a data packet or (eg, 'from one of the local system, sub-Φ', ', and/or by means of the signal across the Internet, such as the Internet The network communicates with the local and/or remote processing by means of the data of the components of the system. As used in this application, the term "component" module factory = and its like is intended to refer to a computer-related entity, which is a hardware, a sequel, a 胄', a combination of software, a software, or an executing software. Examples may be, but are not limited to, (4) a processing program, brain executed on a processor. As: Object: Executable Code, Execution Line, Program, and/or Device 'Applications and Computing Devices Executed on Computational Components 143384.doc 201019771 The white can be a component. One or more components can reside within a process and/or a thread of execution, and a component can be located on a computer and/or distributed between two or more computers. In addition, such components can be executed by a variety of computer readable media stored in a variety of materials. The components may, for example, be based on signals from eight or more data packets (eg, from one another interacting with another component in the native system of the local system and/or by means of the signal across a network such as the Internet) The data of the components that interact with other systems while communicating with the local and/or remote processing. In addition, in this document, a wireless terminal and/or a base station are described in terms of various states, and the line, -, and the terminal can refer to a device that provides voice and/or data connectivity to the messenger. The terminal can be connected to A computing device such as a laptop or desktop computer, or it can be a 2-in-one device such as a personal digital assistant (PDA). A wireless terminal can also be called a system, a subscriber unit, a user action "mobile object, a remote station, an access point, a remote terminal, an access terminal, a user terminal, a user agent, a user device, or a user device. Device (UE). The wireless terminal can be user-only, no (four) pieces, cellular telephone PCS electro-active, no-wire telephone, session initiation protocol (SIP) telephone, wireless area loop (WLL) station, personal digital assistant (PDA), with wireless connection Reduce the power of the handheld, or connect to other processing devices of the wireless machine. A base station (e.g., an access point, a node, or an evolved Node B (eNB)) may refer to a device in the access network that communicates with the wireless terminal via an empty inter-plane traversal - or multiple sectors. The base station can act as a route between the wireless terminal and the access network (which can include the Internet Protocol (IP) network) by converting the received air" to an IP packet 143384. Doc 201019771. The base station also coordinates the management of the attributes of the air interface. In addition, the various functions described in this document can be implemented in hardware, (4), Lex, or any combination thereof. If implemented in software, this can be done. The functions are stored on or transmitted via a computer readable medium as a plurality of instructions or code. The computer readable medium includes both media, and the communication medium includes any medium that facilitates the computer program from another location. The storage medium may be any available media that can be accessed by a computer. By way of example and not limitation, the computer-readable medium can comprise RAM, ROM, EEPR〇M, CD_R〇M or other optical storage device, disk storage device or other Magnetic storage device, or any other medium that can be used to carry or store the desired code in the form of an instruction or data structure and accessible by a computer. X 'may be appropriate The connection is called a computer readable medium. For example, if you use coaxial cable, fiber optic cable, twisted pair, digital subscriber line (DSL), or wireless technologies such as infrared, radio, and microwave, from websites, servers, or other sources. For end-source transmission software, coaxial cable, fiber optic telecommunications, twisted pair, DSL, or wireless technologies such as infrared, radio, and microwave are included in the definition of the media. As used herein, disks and optical discs include compact discs ( CD), laser discs, optical discs, digital versatile discs (DVD), flexible discs and Blu-ray discs (BD), in which the discs are usually magnetically reproduced and the discs are optically reproduced by laser. Combinations of items should also be included within the scope of computer readable media. The various techniques described herein can be used in a variety of wireless communication systems, such as code division multiple access (CDMA) systems, time division multiple access (TDMA). System, frequency division multiple access (FDMA) system, orthogonal frequency division multiple access 143384.doc 11 201019771 (OFDMA) system, single carrier FDMA (SC-FDMA) system and other such systems The terms "system" and "network" are often used interchangeably in this article. A CDMA system may implement a radio technology such as Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (UTRA), CDMA2000, and the like. UTRA includes Wideband CDMA (W-CDMA) and other variants of CDMA. In addition, CDMA2000 covers the IS-2000, IS-95, and IS-856 standards. A TDMA system can implement a radio technology such as the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). The OFDMA system can implement radio technologies such as Evolved UTRA (E-UTRA), Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB), IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi), IEEE 802.16 (WiMAX), IEEE 802.20, Flash-OFDM®, and the like. UTRA and E-UTRA are part of the Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS). 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) is an upcoming version that uses E-UTRA, which uses OFDMA on the downlink and SC-FDMA on the uplink. UTRA, E-UTRA, UMTS, LTE, LTE-A, SAE, EPC and GSM are described in documents from an organization named "3rd Generation Partnership Project" (3GPP). In addition, CDMA2000 and UMB are described in documents from an organization named "3rd Generation Partnership Project 2" (3GPP2). In addition, the wireless communication systems may additionally include inter-stage (eg, mobile-to-mobile) special-purpose network systems that typically use unpaired unlicensed spectrum, 802.XX wireless LAN, Bluetooth, and any other short-range or Long-range wireless communication technology. In addition, the term "or" is intended to mean a sexual "or" rather than an exclusive "or". That is, the phrase "X uses A or B" is intended to mean any of the natural inclusive permutations unless otherwise specified or clear from the context. That is, any of the following examples satisfies the phrase "X uses A or 143384.doc -12. 201019771 B": X# uses δ · x this application, and uses Β; or Α &amp; By. In addition, when used in the scope of a patent application, the number q Γ __ is understood to be a fish monument ", the number of appeals 3" should be clearly visible in the singular:: "" unless otherwise specified or from the context It can include system aspects of multiple devices, components, modules, and the like. It should be understood and appreciated that various systems may include additional components, components, modules, and/or may not include all of the associated figures.

、組件、模組等。亦可使用此等方法的組合。 現^看圖1，根據本文中所呈現之各種實施例來說明無 線通L系統100。系統1〇〇包含一可包括多個天線群組之基 地台（例如，存取點）1G2。舉例而言，-天線群組可包括天 線104及106 ’另-群組可包含天線1G8及11G，且一額外群 組可包括天線m及114。針對每一天線群組說明兩個天 線’然而’可針對每一天線群組利用更多或更少天線。如 熟習此項技術者應瞭解，基地台102可另外包括一傳輸器 鏈及-接收器鏈，該等鏈中之每—者又可包含與信號傳輸 及接收相關聯之複數個組件（例如，處理器、調變器、多 工器、解調變器、解多工器、天線等）。 基地台102可與諸如UE 116及UE 122之一或多個1^通 信；然而，應瞭解’基地台102可與類似於UE 116及122之 實質上任何數目個UE通信。UE 1 16及122可為（例如）蜂巢 式電話、智慧電話、膝上型電腦、掌上型通信器件、掌上 型計算器件、衛星無線電、全球定位系統、PDA，及/或用 於經由無線通信系統100通信之任何其他合適器件。如所 143384.doc •13- 201019771 描繪，UE 116與天線112及114通信，其中天線112及114經 由下行鏈路118將資訊傳輸至UE 116，且經由上行鏈路120 自UE 116接收資訊。此外，UE 122與天線104及106通信， 其中天線104及106經由下行鍵路124將資訊傳輸至UE 122 ’且經由上行鏈路126自UE 122接收資訊。舉例而言， 在分頻雙工（FDD)系統中，下行鏈路118可利用不同於由上 行鏈路120所使用之頻帶的頻帶，且下行鏈路124可使用不 同於由上行鏈路126所使用之頻帶的頻帶。另外，在分時 雙工（TDD)系統中，下行鏈路118及上行鏈路12〇可利用共❹ 同頻帶’且下行鏈路124及上行璉路126可利用共同頻帶。 每一天線群組及/或其經指定而於其中通信之區域可稱 作基地台102的扇區。舉例而言，天線群組可經設計以與 由基地台102所覆蓋之區域之一扇區中的υβ進行通信。在 經由下行鏈路118及124之通信中，基地台1〇2之傳輸天線 可利用波束成形以改良UE 116及122之下行鏈路U8及124 的仏雜比。又，在基地台！ 〇2利用波束成形向隨機散布於 相關聯覆蓋區域中之UE 11 6及122進行傳輸時，與基地台❿ 經由單一天線向其所有UE進行傳輪相比，相鄰小區中之 UE可經受較少干擾。此外，UE 116及122可使用同級間或 . 特用技術（未展示）彼此直接通信。 根據一實例，系統100可為多輸入多輸出（MIM〇)通信系 統。另外，系統100可利用實質上任何類型之雙工技術來 劃分通信頻道（例如，下行鏈路、上行鏈路、…），諸如， FDD、FDM、TDD、TDM、CDM及其類似者此外可使 143384.doc -14· 201019771 通信頻道正交化以允許在頻道上與多個器件或UE同時通 信；在一實例中，OFDM可用於此方面。因此，可在一時 間段内將頻道劃分成多個頻率份。此外，可將訊框定義為 多個時間段之集合内的頻率份；因此，舉例而言，一訊框 可包含多個OFDM符號。基地台1 〇2可經由可針對各種類型 之資料而產生的頻道與UE 1 16及122通信。舉例而言，多 個頻道可經產生以用於傳達各種類型之通用通信資料、控 制資料（例如，其他頻道之品質資訊、經由頻道所接收之 ^ 資料的應答指示符、干擾資訊、參考信號等）及/或其類似 者。 在經由小區搜尋操作而選擇與基地台1〇2相關聯之小區 後，UE 116及/或122可經由隨機存取程序而請求設立與基 地〇 102之無線電連接。根據一態樣，隨機存取程序可係 基於競爭的或基於非競爭的。基於競爭的隨機存取可在建 立無線電鏈路時由UE 116及/或122用於初始存取，以在無 φ 線電鏈路失敗之後重新建立無線電鏈路，或建立上行鏈路 同步。基於非競爭的或無競爭的隨機存取可用於小區之間 的交遞（handover)。 為開始隨機存取，UE 116及/或UE 122將隨機存取前置 碼傳輸至基地台102。在一實例中，隨機存取前置碼使基 地台102能夠估計UE 116及122之傳輸時序。在接收到隨機 存取前置碼之後’基地台1〇2傳輸隨機存取回應，該隨機 存取回應包括時序調整命令及在後續階段中由UE 116及 122所使用之上行鏈路資源。UE 116及122可使用隨機存取 143384.doc 201019771 回應中所指定之上行鏈路資源將識別碼傳輸至基地台 102。回應於識別碼之傳輸，基地台102將競爭解決方案訊 息用信號發送（^§肛1)至11£ 116及12卜競爭解決方案訊息 解決歸因於多個行動器件（例如，UE 116及UE 122)利用相 同隨機存取資源之競爭。 在識別碼至基地台102之傳輸期間，混成自動重複請求 (HARQ)操作用以促進無錯誤傳輸及接收。因此，隨機存 取回應包括一上行鏈路授權（例如，針對識別碼傳輸所排 程之上行鏈路資源）及一相關聯理程序識別符，該 相關聯HARQ處理程序識別符指示UE 116及/或122可用於 識別碼傳輸之HARQ處理程序。由基地台1〇2所傳輸之競爭 解決方案訊息包括另一上行鏈路授權及—與UE 116或122 中之一者相關聯的識別碼。在一實例中，競爭解決方案訊 息可包括一與UE 116相關聯之識別碼，因此在UE丨丨6與基 地台102之間建立無線電鏈路連接。UE 116使用競爭解決 方案訊息中之上行鏈路授權中所指定的資源來經由上行鏈 路頻道傳輸資料（例如，使用者資料）。 依據一實例，UE 116可在上行鏈路及/或下行鏈路資料 到達以供傳輸而UE 116處於連接狀態但缺乏上行鏈路同步 時開始隨機存取程序。當在連接狀態中時，UE 116可擁有 基地台102先前已知之識別碼。舉例而言，UE u6可留存 小區無線電網路臨時識別符（C_RNTI)。此外，連接狀態中 之UE 116可在隨機存取程序期間具有與基地台ι〇2之進行 中或未決的上行鏈路及/或下行鏈路傳輸。因而，基地台 143384.doc -16- 201019771 102可傳輸動態上行鏈路授權，該動態上行鏈路授權意欲 對用於未決傳輸之資源進行排程、經寄送（address)至 RNTI或與UE 116相關聯之其他識別符。動態上行鏈路授 權可包括一 HARQ處理程序識別符，該HARQ處理程序識 別符指定一待用於經排程傳輸之HArq處理程序。 在態樣中，包括於動態上行鏈路授權中之HARQ處理 程序識別符可與包括於隨機存取回應中之11八尺(^處理程序 識別符相同。此情形可（例如）在仙116失去上行鏈路同步 時出現，因此促使UE 116開始隨機存取，同時基地台1〇2 對UE 116之可用於上行鏈路資料的資源進行排程。在一實 例中，基地台102可能不知曉已開始之隨機存取程序。舉 例而言，當識別行動器件之隨機存取訊息（例如，隨機存 取程序中之訊息3)在傳輸動態授權之前未由基地台⑺2接 收及/或解碼時，基地台1〇2不知曉UE 116具有進行中的隨 機存取程序。因此，基地台1〇2可在隨機存取回應及動態 上行鏈路授權兩者中包括相同的HARQ處理程序識別符， 而仍不知曉兩種授權以UE 116為目標。 通常，動態上行鏈路授權指導UE 116在上行鏈路傳輸期 間使用指定HARQ處理程序用於HARQ操作。動態上行鏈 路授權可包括一新資料指示符，該新資料指示符通知uE 116開始新傳輸（如與再傳輸相反）。因此，UE 116清除與 HARQ處理程序相關聯之緩衝器。當隨機存取程序與相同 HARQ處理程序一起進行時，清除緩衝器且丟失訊息3。根 據本發明之一態樣，UE 116可忽略識別用於進行中的隨機 143384.doc -17- 201019771 存取之HARQ處理程序的上行鏈路授權。此外’基地台102 可追蹤由一或多個行動器件用於隨機存取之H A RQ處理程 序。舉例而言，基地台102可識別且留存包括於隨機存取 回應中之HARQ處理程序識別符。基地台1〇2可避免利用動 態上行鏈路授權中之隨機存取HARQ處理程序識別符。一 旦對於利用隨機存取HARQ處理程序識別符之任何行動器 件完成隨機存取，即可釋放（free)該識別符以用於動態上 行鏈路授權。 轉至圖2，說明一根據各種態樣之最佳化隨機存取期間 之混成自動重複請求操作的無線通信系統200。如圖2所說 明，系統200可包括一可與eNodeB(eNB)220(例如’基地 台、存取點、小區等）通信之使用者設備單元（UE)210 °雖 然圖2中僅說明UE 210及eNB 220，但應瞭解’系統200可 包括任何數目個UE及/或eNB。根據一態樣，eNB 220可經 由前向鏈路或下行鏈路頻道將資訊傳輸至UE 210 ’且1^^ 210可經由反向鏈路或上行鏈路頻道將資訊傳輸至eNB 220。應暸解，系統200可在OFDMA無線網路、CDMA網 路、3GPP LTE 或 LTE-A無線網路、3GPP2 CDMA2000網路 等中操作。 在一態樣中’ UE 210可包栝一媒體存取控制（MAC)層模 組212及一實體層模組218。MAC層模組212可執行與無線 通信之MAC層相關聯的操作。舉例而言，MAC層模組212 可促進邏輯頻道與傳輸頻道（tranSp〇rt Channel)之間的映 射、將MAC服務資料單元（SPU)多工成遞送至實體層的輸 143384.doc 18- 201019771 送區塊（TB)/對來自自實體層遞送之TB的MAC SDU進行解 多工、對資訊報告進行排程、經由HARQ之錯誤校正、選 擇輸送格式，及其類似者。實體層模組21 8可執行與實體 層相關聯之操作。在一實例中，實體層模組218促進將資 料輸送服務提供至較高層（例如，MAC層、無線電鏈路控 制（RLC)層、封包資料聚合協定（PDCP)層等）。實體層模組 218可執行諸如（但不限於）以下各者之功能：對傳輸頻道之 錯誤彳貞測、軟性組合（soft combining)、經編碼傳輸頻道與 實體頻道之速率匹配、傳輸頻道至實體頻道的映射、功率 加權（power weighting)、調變/解調變、頻率及時間同步 化、無線電特性量測、ΜΙΜΟ天線處理、傳輸分集（transmit diversity)，或射頻處理。大體而言，實體層模組218促進 資料封包經由無線電鏈路之準備及傳輸，其中資料封包 (例如，MAC協定資料單元PDU或輸送區塊）係由MAC層模 組212產生。此外，實體層模組218促進資料封包經由無線 電鏈路之接收，且將所接收資料封包遞送至MAC層模組 212以用於進一步處理。在另一態樣中，eNB 220可包括 MAC層模組224及實體層模組228，該等模組可隨著MAC 層模組212及實體層模組218提供至UE 210而將類似功能性 提供至eNB 220。 根據一實例，UE 210可與eNB 220—起開始隨機存取程 序，以便建立初始無線電鏈路、失敗之後重新建立鏈路、 重新獲取上行鏈路同步，或其類似者。UE 210及eNB 220 包括用以促進隨機存取之各別隨機存取模組214及226。雖 143384.doc -19- 201019771 然將隨機存取模組2! 4及2 2 6分別描緣為包括於Μ A匚層模組 212及224内，但應瞭解，隨機存取模組214及226可為獨立 模組及/或併人至任何其他合適模組中。 根據4、樣，-隨機存取程序可包含在ue 2⑺與eNB 220之間進行交換的至少四個訊息。為開始隨機存取、，UE 在由eNB 220所廣播之系統資訊中所指定的隨機存取資 源上將隨機存取前置碼232傳輸至eNB細。在接收到隨機 存取别置碼232後，eNB 220傳輸隨機存取回應234。隨機 存取回應234可包括一臨時識別符，諸如，指派至仙21〇 之臨時C-RNTI。此外，隨機存取回應234可包括—上行鍵 路授權，該上行鏈路授權指示其上應傳輸第三訊息（例 如，訊息3)的資源。為繼續隨機存取，UE 21〇在隨機存取 回應234中所扣疋之資源上傳輸訊息3或經排程上行鏈路訊 息23 6。在一態樣中，訊息3(經排程上行鏈路訊息23 6)包括 UE 210之呈識別符形式的識別碼。舉例而言，該識別符可 為包括於隨機存取回應234中之臨時c-RNTI、先前指派至 UE 210的C-RNTI、核心網路識別符，或任何合適識別 符。eNB 220傳輸競爭解決方案訊息us以結束UE 21〇的隨 機存取。 在一實例中，存在一個以上行動器件以並列隨機存取嘗 試同時選擇單一隨機存取前置碼的可能性。因而，隨機存 取回應234由一或多個行動器件偵測到且用以傳輸包括各 別識別碼之各別訊息。競爭解決方案訊息238包括一行動 器件之識別符以指示哪一行動器件在衝突中倖存。舉例而 143384.doc •20· 201019771 言，競爭解決方案訊息238可將由UE 210所傳輸的識別符 匕括於、-呈排程上行鍵路說息236中。UE 210創設（promote) 臨時C-RNTI且利用C_RNTI用於進一步通信。 在一態樣中’ UE 210可開始隨機存取以重新獲取上行鏈 路同步且繼續進行中的資料傳輸。因而，UE 210擁有自先 岫成功隨機存取所獲取之為220已知的有效C-RNTI。 雖然UE 210執行隨機存取以重新獲取同步，但eNB 22〇可 5式圖利用已知C-RNTI將動態上行鏈路授權用信號發送至 UE 210。動態上行鏈路授權可中斷隨機存取且導致死鎖。 根據一或多個態樣，MAC層模組212(及特定隨機存取模組 214)可經組態以避免死鎖情況。 暫時轉至圖3，描繪根據各種態樣之促進執行隨機存取 程序之系統300。系統3〇〇包括一代表性隨機存取模組 214，該隨機存取模組214可用以減輕隨機存取期間的死 鎖。隨機存取模組2i4可包括一隨機存取組態模組3〇2，該 φ 隨機存取組態模組302促進組態隨機存取期間所使用之一 組參數。此夕卜，隨機存取模組214可包括一前置碼選擇模 組304，該前置碼選擇模組3〇4自一組前置碼選擇一前置碼 以在隨機存取之初始階段期間傳輸。另夕卜隨機存取模組 214可包括一回應評估模組3〇6，該回應評估模組3〇6分析 由基地台傳輸之隨機存取回應。隨機存取模組214亦可包 括：一訊息3產生模組308，其建構待於隨機存取之第三步 驟期間傳輸的訊息；一競爭回應評估模組31〇，其分析競 爭解決方案訊息以識別成功或不成功的競爭解決方案及 143384.doc -21 - 201019771 一授權評估模組3 12，其分析上行鏈路授權以判定該上行 鏈路授權是否適應特定輸送區塊大小。 返回參看圖2，圖3中所描繪之代表性隨機存取模組214 可用以促進藉由UE 210之經開始以重新獲取上行鏈路同步 的隨機存取。UE 210可使用隨機存取組態模組3〇2來初始 化隨機存取程序。根據一實例，隨機存取組態模組302可 初始化一組參數，該組參數包括諸如但不限於以下各者之 參數：可用於前置碼之傳輸的一組實體隨機存取頻道 (PRACH)資源、前置碼群組及每一群組中之可用前置碼、響 訊息3 HARQ傳輸之數目、競爭解決方案計時器值，及其 類似者。 UE 21 0可利用前置碼選擇模組3〇4來選擇用以傳輸的隨 機存取前置碼。在一態樣中，一前置碼係偽隨機地選自多 個則置碼群組中之一者，且一前置碼群組可基於待在經排 程上行鏈路訊息236中傳輸之資料的量來選擇。在一實例 中，可組態兩個前置碼群組。第一群組包括在待在經排程 上打鏈路訊息236(例如，訊息3)中傳輸之資料的量低於或❹ 等於預定臨限值（例如，由隨機存取組態模組3〇2所組態之 參數）時待利用的一組前置碼。第二群組包括當該資料量 大於該臨限值時待使用之一組前置碼。依據此實例，前置 碼選擇模組304可判定待在經排程上行鏈路訊息236中傳輸 之資料的量，且將該量與該預定臨限值進行比較以識別將 自其中進行選擇之一前置碼群組。隨後，前置碼選擇模組 304可自經識別群組（例如，對應於待傳輸之資料的量的群 143384.doc -22- 201019771 組）偽隨機地選擇一前置碼。選定前置碼可包括於傳輸至 eNB 220之前置碼訊息（例如，隨機存取前置碼232)中以開 始隨機存取。 eNB 220可利用隨機存取模組226來評估所接收隨機存取 前置碼232。隨機存取模組226可識別自其中選擇隨機存取 前置碼232之群組，且因此可識別待在經排程上行鏈路訊 息236中傳輸之資料的量的估計。資料量之估計可提供至 排程器222，該排程器222對無線電資源進行排程且將其指 ® 派至一或多個行動器件以適應上行鏈路及下行鏈路資料傳 輸。排程器222可使用該估計來識別用於經排程上行鏈路 訊息236的傳輸之上行鏈路資源。上行鏈路資源可在上行 鏈路授權（其包括於由隨機存取模組226所準備之隨機存取 回應234中）中指定，且傳輸至UE210。 除上行鏈路授權外，隨機存取回應234還可包括一 HARQ 處理程序識別符，該HARQ處理程序識別符指示UE 210之 待用於傳輸經排程上行鏈路訊息236的HARQ處理程序。 HARQ處理程序由HARQ模組216管理，且每一處理程序執 行HARQ操作以用於各別傳輸。暫時轉至圖4，描繪一包括 一代表性HARQ模組216之系統400。HARQ模組216包括一 • 組HARQ處理程序402及一組各別HARQ緩衝器404。該組 HARQ處理程序402可包括N個處理程序，其中N為大於或 等於1之整數。根據一態樣，每一HARQ處理程序可由一各 別索引或識別符來指示。舉例而言，HARQ處理程序1可由 HARQ處理程序識別符1來指示。 143384.doc -23- 201019771 返回至圖2及圖3，UE 21 0可使用回應評估模組3 〇 6來分 析隨機存取回應234以判定上行鏈路授權中之上行鏈路資 源及HARQ處理程序識別符^ HARQ處理程序識別符報告 至PIARQ模組2 Ιό以在由訊息3產生模組308產生經排程上行 鏈路訊息23 6之後初始化用於經排程上行鏈路訊息236之傳 輸的相應HARQ處理程序。在一實例中，訊息3產生模組 308可在UE 210正利用隨機存取來重新獲取上行鏈路同步 時將與UE 210相關聯之C-RNTI包括於經排程上行鏈路訊 息236中。在另一實例中，當UE 210正利用隨機存取以獲 得初始存取時’可包括唯一地指示UE 210之識別碼的網路 識別符。 在傳輸經排程上行鏈路訊息236之後，eNB 220之隨機存 取模組226可準備一競爭解決方案訊息238，該競爭解決方 案訊息23 8包括一用於使用者資料傳輸之上行鏈路授權及 一與UE 210相關聯之識別符，該識別符在經排程上行鏈路 訊息236中傳輸。舉例而言，該識別符可為與ue 2 10相關 聯之C-RNTI或網路識別符。uE210可使用競爭回應評估 模組310來分析競爭解決方案訊息238。在一態樣中，競爭 回應評估模組3 10判定競爭解決方案訊息23 8是否包括一與 UE 21 0相關聯且在經排程上行鏈路訊息236中傳輸的識別 符。若競爭解決方案訊息238包括該識別符，則UE 210認 為競爭解決方案成功且隨機存取完成。 在一態樣中，UE 210可利用隨機存取來重新獲取上行鏈 路同步。因而，有效C_RNTI由訊息3產生模組3〇8封裝於 143384.doc -24- 201019771 經排程上行鏈路訊息236中。此外，UE 21〇可在開始隨機 存取之前使資料傳輸一直未決。依據此情形，與未決資料 傳輸相關聯之動態上行鏈路授權看起來可類似於競爭解決 方案訊息238，此係由於該兩種訊息皆經由C RNTI來識別 UE 210。一動態上行鏈路授權可包括一與隨機存取程序相 關聯之HARQ處理程序識別符。另外，該動態上行鏈路授 權可包括一新資料指示符，該新資料指示符指導所識別之 HARQ處理程序清除各別緩衝器且準備新傳輸，因此中斷 隨機存取程序。競爭回應評估模組310可評估競爭解決方 案訊息238以判定包括於其中之與上行鏈路授權相關聯的 HARQ處理程序識別符。若HARQ處理程序識別符匹配包 括於隨機存取回應23 4且用於經排程上行鏈路訊息236之傳 輸的識別符，則忽略上行鏈路授權以防止死鎖。在一態樣 中’若上行鏈路授權使用用於隨機存取之HARQ處理程序 識別符而導致新傳輸（例如，一與該識別符相關聯之HARQ 緩衝器包括一對應於經排程上行鍵路訊息236之MAC PDU)，則UE 210在隨機存取期間忽略包括競爭解決方案 訊息之上行鏈路授權。在該授權指導UE 2 10之HARQ模組 216開始將中斷隨機存取且導致死鎖之新傳輸時，HARQ模 組216忽略該授權。 根據另一態樣，eNB 22〇之隨機存取模組226可協調以避 免中斷隨機存取之上行鏈路授權。隨機存取模組226可監 視且追蹤包括於隨機存取回應中之HARQ處理程序識別 符。該等HARQ處理程序識別符可包括於經留存之一組作 143384.doc -25· 201019771 用中識別符中。可留存每一 HARQ處理程序識別符，直至 與其相關聯之隨機存取程序完成為止。在準備競爭解決方 案§fl息238時，隨機存取模組226避開包括於該組作用中識 別符中的識別符°隨機存取模組226選擇競爭解決方案訊 息238之識別符’該識別符與該組作用中識別符不相交 (disjomt)。因此，隨機存取模組226準備具有上行鏈路授 權之競爭解決方案訊息’該等上行鏈路授權不導致利用在 該組作用中識別符中所識別之HARQ處理程序的傳輸。在 競爭回應訊息傳輸至行動器件之後，隨機存取模組226可⑩ 自”亥組作用中識別符移除一與該行動器件相關聯的HARQ 處理程序識別符。 在另一態樣中’ UE 21〇可利用授權評估模組312來分析 包括於隨機存取回應234中之上行鏈路授權、競爭解決方 案訊心238，或在實體下行鏈路控制頻道（PDCCH)上傳輸 的任何其他合適的上行鏈路授權。授權評估模組312判定 行鏈路授權是否適應經排程上行鏈路訊息236之傳輸（例 如&quot;亥等授權t所指派之資源大到足以賦能與經排程上行❹ 鍵路訊息236相關聯之輸送區塊的傳輸）。授權評估模組 31= 吏UE 210能夠利用一上行鏈路授權該上行鏈路授權- 田該授權適應相關聯之輸送區塊時才觸發經排程上行鏈 路訊息236之傳輸。 參看圖5至圖7，描述關於避免隨機存取期間之死鎖狀況 Z法。雖然為了解釋簡單性之目的而將方法展示及描述 一系列動作’但應理解且瞭解’該等方法不受動作次序 143384.doc -26- 201019771 限制，因為根據一或多個實施例，一些動作可以不同於本 文所展示及描述之次序發生及/或與其他動作同時發生。 舉例而言，熟習此項技術者應理解且瞭解，一方法可替代 地表示為一系列相關狀態或事件（諸如，以狀態圖形式）。 此外’根據一或多個實施例，可能不需要所有所說明之動 作來實施一方法。 轉至圖5 ’說明根據各種態樣之用於避免隨機存取期間 之死鎖狀況的方法500。方法500可（例如）由具有進行中的 ❹ 隨機存取程序之行動器件使用。在參考數字5 02處，獲得 一上行鏈路授權◊該上行鏈路授權可為動態上行鏈路授權 或與競爭解決方案訊息相關聯之上行鏈路授權。在參考數 字504處，評估該上行鏈路授權以判定一包括於其中之 HARQ處理程序識別符。在參考數字5〇6處，識別該harq 處理程序識別符是否與一隨機存取傳輸相關聯。舉例而 言，隨機存取傳輸可為經排程上行鏈路訊息（例如，訊息3 φ 傳輸）。在參考數字508處，當該HARQ處理程序識別符與 隨機存取相關聯時，忽視該上行鏈路授權。 現參看圖6,描繪一方法6〇〇,其促進驗證隨機存取傳輸 在一給定上行鏈路授權之情況下為可能的。方法6〇〇可（例 如）由^有進行中的隨機存取程序之行動器件使用。在參 考數字602處，接收一上行鏈路授權。在一實例中，該上 行鏈路授權可指導-隨機存取訊息（例如，訊息3、=程 上行鍵路訊息236等）的傳輸。在參考數字6〇4處評估該 上行鏈路授權以判定該授權所適應之資料量。舉例而言广 143384.doc •27- 201019771 該上行鏈路授權指定一組上行鏈路資源’該組上行鍵路資 源對可經由用於一給定傳輸時間間隔之資源運送之資料的 量具有限制。在參考數字606處，當該資料量超過該隨機 存取訊息之大小時，使用該上行鏈路授權來傳輸該隨機存 取訊息。 現轉至圖7，說明根據各種態樣之用於避免隨機存取期 間之死鎖狀況的方法700。方法700可（例如）由基地台用於 無線通信網路中。在參考數字702處，針對一隨機存取回 應而選擇一第一 HARQ處理程序識別符。在參考數字704 瘳 處’將β亥第1 一 HARQ處理程序識別符添加至·—組作用中識 別符，其中該組作用中識別符中之每一識別符與一隨機存 取程序相關聯。在參考數字706處，將一第二HARq處理程 序識別符併入於一上行鏈路授權中。根據一態樣，該第二 HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組作用中識別符中。 應瞭解，根據本文中所描述之一或多個態樣，可做出關 於選擇隨機存取前置瑪、評估上行鏈路授權、判定是利用 或是忽視上行鏈路授權，及其類似者的推斷。於本文中使❹ 用時，術語「推斷」大體上指代自經由事件及/或資料所 擭取之一組觀測結果來推理或推斷系統 獲取之一 、環境及/或使用, components, modules, etc. A combination of these methods can also be used. Referring now to Figure 1, a radio pass L system 100 is illustrated in accordance with various embodiments presented herein. System 1A includes a base station (e.g., access point) 1G2 that can include multiple antenna groups. For example, the antenna group can include antennas 104 and 106. Another group can include antennas 1G8 and 11G, and an additional group can include antennas m and 114. Two antennas 'however' are illustrated for each antenna group. However, more or fewer antennas may be utilized for each antenna group. As will be appreciated by those skilled in the art, base station 102 can additionally include a transmitter chain and a receiver chain, each of which can include a plurality of components associated with signal transmission and reception (eg, Processor, modulator, multiplexer, demodulation transformer, demultiplexer, antenna, etc.). The base station 102 can communicate with one or more of the UE 116 and the UE 122; however, it should be understood that the base station 102 can communicate with virtually any number of UEs similar to the UEs 116 and 122. UEs 1 16 and 122 may be, for example, cellular phones, smart phones, laptops, handheld communication devices, handheld computing devices, satellite radios, global positioning systems, PDAs, and/or for use via wireless communication systems Any other suitable device for 100 communications. As depicted in 143384.doc • 13-201019771, UE 116 is in communication with antennas 112 and 114, with antennas 112 and 114 transmitting information to UE 116 via downlink 118 and receiving information from UE 116 via uplink 120. In addition, UE 122 is in communication with antennas 104 and 106, wherein antennas 104 and 106 transmit information to UE 122&apos; via downlink link 124 and receive information from UE 122 via uplink 126. For example, in a frequency division duplex (FDD) system, downlink 118 may utilize a frequency band that is different from the frequency band used by uplink 120, and downlink 124 may be used differently than by uplink 126. The frequency band of the band used. In addition, in a time division duplex (TDD) system, the downlink 118 and the uplink 12 〇 can utilize the common bandwidth and the downlink 124 and the uplink 126 can utilize the common frequency band. Each antenna group and/or its designated area for communication therein may be referred to as a sector of base station 102. For example, an antenna group can be designed to communicate with υβ in a sector of a region covered by base station 102. In communication via downlinks 118 and 124, the transmit antenna of base station 1 可 2 can utilize beamforming to improve the doping ratio of downlinks U8 and 124 of UEs 116 and 122. Also, at the base station!利用2 using beamforming to transmit to UEs 11 6 and 122 randomly dispersed in the associated coverage area, the UE in the neighboring cell can withstand comparison with the base station 传 transmitting to all of its UEs via a single antenna Less interference. In addition, UEs 116 and 122 can communicate directly with each other using peer-to-peer or special techniques (not shown). According to an example, system 100 can be a multiple input multiple output (MIM) communication system. Additionally, system 100 can utilize substantially any type of duplexing technique to divide communication channels (eg, downlink, uplink, ...), such as FDD, FDM, TDD, TDM, CDM, and the like. 143384.doc -14· 201019771 Communication channel orthogonalization to allow simultaneous communication with multiple devices or UEs on a channel; in one example, OFDM may be used in this regard. Therefore, the channel can be divided into a plurality of frequency shares in a time period. In addition, the frame can be defined as a frequency share within a set of multiple time segments; thus, for example, a frame can include multiple OFDM symbols. The base station 1 〇 2 can communicate with the UEs 1 16 and 122 via channels that can be generated for various types of data. For example, multiple channels may be generated for communicating various types of general communication data, control data (eg, quality information of other channels, response indicators of data received via channels, interference information, reference signals, etc.) ) and / or the like. After selecting a cell associated with base station 1〇2 via a cell search operation, UE 116 and/or 122 may request to establish a radio connection with base 102 via a random access procedure. According to one aspect, the random access procedure can be contention based or non-contention based. Contention based random access may be used by UE 116 and/or 122 for initial access when establishing a radio link to re-establish a radio link or to establish uplink synchronization after a failure of the φ line electrical link. Non-contention based or non-contention based random access can be used for handover between cells. To initiate random access, UE 116 and/or UE 122 transmits a random access preamble to base station 102. In one example, the random access preamble enables the base station 102 to estimate the transmission timing of the UEs 116 and 122. After receiving the random access preamble, the base station transmits a random access response including a timing adjustment command and uplink resources used by the UEs 116 and 122 in subsequent stages. UEs 116 and 122 may transmit the identification code to base station 102 using the uplink resources specified in the random access 143384.doc 201019771 response. In response to the transmission of the identification code, the base station 102 signals the contention resolution message (^§ an 1) to 11 £ 116 and 12 competing solution message resolutions due to multiple mobile devices (eg, UE 116 and UE) 122) Use the same random access resources for competition. During the transmission of the identification code to the base station 102, a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) operation is used to facilitate error free transmission and reception. Thus, the random access response includes an uplink grant (e.g., an uplink resource scheduled for transmission of the identification code) and an associated joint identifier that indicates the UE 116 and/or Or 122 can be used to identify the HARQ handler for code transmission. The contention solution message transmitted by base station 1.2 includes another uplink grant and an identification code associated with one of UEs 116 or 122. In an example, the contention resolution message can include an identification code associated with the UE 116, thus establishing a radio link connection between the UE 丨丨 6 and the base station 102. The UE 116 uses the resources specified in the uplink grant in the contention resolution message to transmit data (e.g., user profile) via the uplink channel. According to an example, UE 116 may begin a random access procedure when uplink and/or downlink data arrives for transmission while UE 116 is in a connected state but lacks uplink synchronization. When in the connected state, the UE 116 may have an identification code previously known to the base station 102. For example, UE u6 may retain a Cell Radio Network Temporary Identifier (C_RNTI). In addition, the UE 116 in the connected state may have an ongoing or pending uplink and/or downlink transmission with the base station ι2 during the random access procedure. Thus, base station 143384.doc -16 - 201019771 102 can transmit a dynamic uplink grant intended to schedule, address to RNTI or with UE 116 for resources for pending transmissions Other identifiers associated with it. The dynamic uplink grant may include a HARQ handler identifier that specifies a HArq handler to be used for scheduled transmission. In the aspect, the HARQ handler identifier included in the dynamic uplink grant may be the same as the 11-footer (^ handler identifier included in the random access response. This situation may be lost, for example, at Xian 116. The uplink synchronization occurs, thus causing the UE 116 to begin random access, while the base station 1〇2 schedules the resources available to the UE 116 for uplink data. In an example, the base station 102 may not be aware of Initiating a random access procedure. For example, when a random access message identifying a mobile device (e.g., message 3 in a random access procedure) is not received and/or decoded by the base station (7) 2 prior to transmitting the dynamic grant, the base The station 1 2 does not know that the UE 116 has an ongoing random access procedure. Therefore, the base station 1〇2 can include the same HARQ handler identifier in both the random access response and the dynamic uplink grant, while still It is not known that both grants target UE 116. Typically, dynamic uplink grants direct UE 116 to use a designated HARQ handler for HARQ operations during uplink transmissions. Dynamic uplink grants A new profile indicator is included that notifies the uE 116 to start a new transmission (as opposed to retransmission). Thus, the UE 116 clears the buffer associated with the HARQ handler. When the random access procedure is identical to the HARQ process When the procedures are performed together, the buffer is cleared and message 3 is lost. According to one aspect of the invention, UE 116 may ignore the uplink grant identifying the HARQ handler for the ongoing random 143384.doc -17-201019771 access. In addition, the base station 102 can track the HA RQ handler used by one or more mobile devices for random access. For example, the base station 102 can identify and retain the HARQ handler identifier included in the random access response. The base station 1〇2 can avoid utilizing the random access HARQ handler identifier in the dynamic uplink grant. Once random access is completed for any mobile device using the random access HARQ handler identifier, it can be released (free The identifier is used for dynamic uplink grant. Turning to Figure 2, an automatic repeat request for hybridization during optimized random access according to various aspects is illustrated. Operating wireless communication system 200. As illustrated in Figure 2, system 200 can include a User Equipment Unit (UE) 210 that can communicate with an eNodeB (eNB) 220 (e.g., 'base station, access point, cell, etc.) Only UE 210 and eNB 220 are illustrated in FIG. 2, but it should be understood that 'system 200 can include any number of UEs and/or eNBs. According to one aspect, eNB 220 can transmit information to the forward link or downlink channel to UE 210 'and 1 210 210 may transmit information to eNB 220 via a reverse link or uplink channel. It should be appreciated that system 200 can operate in an OFDMA wireless network, a CDMA network, a 3GPP LTE or LTE-A wireless network, a 3GPP2 CDMA2000 network, and the like. In one aspect, the UE 210 can include a Media Access Control (MAC) layer module 212 and a physical layer module 218. The MAC layer module 212 can perform operations associated with the MAC layer of wireless communication. For example, the MAC layer module 212 can facilitate mapping between logical channels and tranSp〇rt channels, and multiplex the MAC service data unit (SPU) to the physical layer. 143384.doc 18- 201019771 A block (TB)/demultiplexing of MAC SDUs from TBs delivered from the physical layer, scheduling of information reports, error correction via HARQ, selection of transport formats, and the like. The physical layer module 218 can perform operations associated with the physical layer. In one example, the physical layer module 218 facilitates providing data delivery services to higher layers (e.g., MAC layer, Radio Link Control (RLC) layer, Packet Data Aggregation Protocol (PDCP) layer, etc.). The physical layer module 218 can perform functions such as, but not limited to, error detection of a transmission channel, soft combining, rate matching of an encoded transmission channel with a physical channel, transmission of a channel to an entity Channel mapping, power weighting, modulation/demodulation, frequency and time synchronization, radio characteristic measurement, chirp antenna processing, transmit diversity, or radio frequency processing. In general, the physical layer module 218 facilitates the preparation and transmission of data packets via a radio link, wherein the data packets (e.g., MAC protocol data unit PDUs or transport blocks) are generated by the MAC layer module 212. In addition, the physical layer module 218 facilitates receipt of the data packet via the wireless link and delivers the received data packet to the MAC layer module 212 for further processing. In another aspect, the eNB 220 can include a MAC layer module 224 and a physical layer module 228. The modules can be similarly functional as the MAC layer module 212 and the physical layer module 218 are provided to the UE 210. Provided to the eNB 220. According to an example, UE 210 may initiate a random access procedure with eNB 220 to establish an initial radio link, re-establish a link after a failure, reacquire uplink synchronization, or the like. UE 210 and eNB 220 include respective random access modules 214 and 226 to facilitate random access. Although 143384.doc -19- 201019771, the random access modules 2! 4 and 2 2 6 are respectively included in the Μ A 匚 layer modules 212 and 224, but it should be understood that the random access module 214 and The 226 can be a stand-alone module and/or a single person to any other suitable module. According to FIG. 4, the random access procedure may include at least four messages exchanged between ue 2 (7) and the eNB 220. To initiate random access, the UE transmits the random access preamble 232 to the eNB fine on the random access resources specified in the system information broadcast by the eNB 220. Upon receiving the random access code 232, the eNB 220 transmits a random access response 234. The random access response 234 may include a temporary identifier, such as a temporary C-RNTI assigned to 〇 21〇. In addition, random access response 234 can include an uplink grant indicating the resource on which the third message (e.g., message 3) should be transmitted. To continue random access, the UE 21 transmits a message 3 or a scheduled uplink message 23 6 on the resource deducted in the random access response 234. In one aspect, message 3 (scheduled uplink message 23 6) includes an identification code in the form of an identifier of UE 210. For example, the identifier can be a temporary c-RNTI included in the random access response 234, a C-RNTI previously assigned to the UE 210, a core network identifier, or any suitable identifier. The eNB 220 transmits the contention resolution message us to end the random access of the UE 21 。. In one example, there is a possibility that more than one mobile device will attempt to select a single random access preamble while juxtaposed random access attempts. Thus, the random access response 234 is detected by one or more mobile devices and used to transmit individual messages including the respective identification codes. The competing solution message 238 includes an identifier for the mobile device to indicate which mobile device survived the collision. For example, 143384.doc • 20· 201019771, the contention resolution message 238 may include the identifier transmitted by the UE 210 in the -upstream way message 236. The UE 210 creates a temporary C-RNTI and utilizes the C_RNTI for further communication. In one aspect, UE 210 may begin random access to reacquire uplink synchronization and continue ongoing data transmission. Thus, UE 210 has a valid C-RNTI of 220 known from the prior successful random access. Although the UE 210 performs random access to reacquire synchronization, the eNB 22 may signal the dynamic uplink grant to the UE 210 using the known C-RNTI. Dynamic uplink grants can interrupt random access and cause deadlocks. Depending on one or more aspects, the MAC layer module 212 (and the particular random access module 214) can be configured to avoid deadlock situations. Turning briefly to Figure 3, a system 300 for facilitating execution of a random access procedure in accordance with various aspects is depicted. System 3 includes a representative random access module 214 that can be used to mitigate deadlock during random access. The random access module 2i4 may include a random access configuration module 302, which facilitates configuration of a set of parameters used during random access. In addition, the random access module 214 can include a preamble selection module 304 that selects a preamble from a set of preambles in an initial stage of random access. Transfer during the period. The random access module 214 can include a response evaluation module 〇6 that analyzes the random access response transmitted by the base station. The random access module 214 can also include: a message 3 generation module 308 that constructs a message to be transmitted during the third step of random access; and a competitive response evaluation module 31 that analyzes the contention solution message Identifying a successful or unsuccessful competing solution and 143384.doc -21 - 201019771 An authorization evaluation module 3 12 that analyzes the uplink grant to determine if the uplink grant is compliant with a particular transport block size. Referring back to Figure 2, the representative random access module 214 depicted in Figure 3 can be used to facilitate random access by the UE 210 to begin reacquiring uplink synchronization. The UE 210 can initialize the random access procedure using the random access configuration module 3〇2. According to an example, the random access configuration module 302 can initialize a set of parameters including parameters such as, but not limited to, a set of entity random access channels (PRACH) that can be used for transmission of preambles. Resources, preamble groups, and available preambles in each group, number of messages 3 HARQ transmissions, contention solution timer values, and the like. The UE 210 can use the preamble selection module 3〇4 to select a random access preamble for transmission. In one aspect, a preamble is pseudo-randomly selected from one of a plurality of code groupings, and a preamble group can be transmitted based on the scheduled uplink message 236. The amount of data to choose from. In one example, two preamble groups can be configured. The first group includes the amount of data transmitted in the scheduled link message 236 (e.g., message 3) that is less than or equal to the predetermined threshold (e.g., by the random access configuration module 3)一组2 configured parameters) A set of preambles to be utilized. The second group includes a set of preambles to be used when the amount of data is greater than the threshold. In accordance with this example, preamble selection module 304 can determine the amount of data to be transmitted in scheduled uplink message 236 and compare the amount to the predetermined threshold to identify the selection from which to proceed. A pre-coded group. Subsequently, the preamble selection module 304 can pseudo-randomly select a preamble from the identified group (e.g., group 143384.doc -22-201019771 corresponding to the amount of material to be transmitted). The selected preamble may be included in a preamble message (e.g., random access preamble 232) transmitted to the eNB 220 to begin random access. The eNB 220 can utilize the random access module 226 to evaluate the received random access preamble 232. The random access module 226 can identify the group from which the random access preamble 232 is selected, and thus can identify an estimate of the amount of data to be transmitted in the scheduled uplink message 236. The estimate of the amount of data can be provided to scheduler 222, which schedules radio resources and assigns them to one or more mobile devices to accommodate uplink and downlink data transmission. The scheduler 222 can use the estimate to identify uplink resources for transmission of the scheduled uplink message 236. Uplink resources may be specified in the uplink grant (which is included in the random access response 234 prepared by the random access module 226) and transmitted to the UE 210. In addition to the uplink grant, the random access response 234 can also include a HARQ handler identifier that indicates the HARQ handler for the UE 210 to use for scheduling the scheduled uplink message 236. The HARQ handlers are managed by the HARQ module 216, and each handler performs HARQ operations for separate transmissions. Turning briefly to Figure 4, a system 400 including a representative HARQ module 216 is depicted. The HARQ module 216 includes a set of HARQ handlers 402 and a set of respective HARQ buffers 404. The set of HARQ handlers 402 can include N handlers, where N is an integer greater than or equal to one. According to one aspect, each HARQ process can be indicated by a respective index or identifier. For example, the HARQ handler 1 can be indicated by the HARQ handler identifier 1. 143384.doc -23- 201019771 Returning to Figures 2 and 3, UE 210 can analyze response random access response 234 using response evaluation module 3 〇 6 to determine uplink resources and HARQ handlers in the uplink grant. The identifier ^ HARQ handler identifier is reported to the PIARQ module 2 to initialize the corresponding transmission for the scheduled uplink message 236 after the scheduled uplink message 23 is generated by the message 3 generation module 308. HARQ handler. In an example, message 3 generation module 308 can include the C-RNTI associated with UE 210 in scheduled uplink information 236 when UE 210 is re-acquiring uplink synchronization using random access. In another example, the network identifier that uniquely indicates the identity of the UE 210 may be included when the UE 210 is utilizing random access to obtain the initial access. After transmitting the scheduled uplink message 236, the random access module 226 of the eNB 220 can prepare a contention resolution message 238 that includes an uplink grant for user data transmission. And an identifier associated with the UE 210, the identifier being transmitted in the scheduled uplink message 236. For example, the identifier can be a C-RNTI or network identifier associated with ue 2 10. The uE 210 can use the competitive response assessment module 310 to analyze the contention resolution message 238. In one aspect, the contention response evaluation module 3 10 determines whether the contention resolution message 23 8 includes an identifier associated with the UE 210 and transmitted in the scheduled uplink message 236. If the contention resolution message 238 includes the identifier, the UE 210 considers the contention resolution to be successful and the random access is complete. In one aspect, UE 210 may utilize random access to reacquire uplink synchronization. Thus, the valid C_RNTI is encapsulated by the message 3 generation module 3〇8 in the scheduled uplink message 236 in 143384.doc -24 - 201019771. In addition, the UE 21 can make the data transmission pending until the random access is started. In accordance with this scenario, the dynamic uplink grant associated with the pending data transmission may appear to be similar to the contention resolution message 238, since both messages identify the UE 210 via the C RNTI. A dynamic uplink grant may include a HARQ handler identifier associated with the random access procedure. Additionally, the dynamic uplink grant can include a new data indicator that directs the identified HARQ handler to clear the respective buffers and prepare for new transmissions, thereby interrupting the random access procedure. The competitive response assessment module 310 can evaluate the contention resolution message 238 to determine the HARQ handler identifier associated with the uplink grant included therein. If the HARQ handler identifier matches the identifier included in the random access response 23 and for the transmission of the scheduled uplink message 236, the uplink grant is ignored to prevent deadlock. In one aspect, 'if the uplink grant uses the HARQ handler identifier for random access, resulting in a new transmission (eg, a HARQ buffer associated with the identifier includes a corresponding one of the scheduled uplink keys) The MAC PDU of the way message 236, the UE 210 ignores the uplink grant including the contention resolution message during random access. The HARQ module 216 ignores the grant when the grant directs the HARQ module 216 of the UE 2 10 to begin a new transmission that will interrupt random access and result in a deadlock. According to another aspect, the eNB 22&apos;s random access module 226 can coordinate to avoid uplink grants that interrupt random access. The random access module 226 can monitor and track the HARQ handler identifiers included in the random access response. The HARQ handler identifiers may be included in a set of 143384.doc -25. 201019771 in-use identifiers. Each HARQ handler identifier can be retained until the random access procedure associated with it is completed. When preparing the contention resolution § 238, the random access module 226 circumvents the identifier included in the set of active identifiers. The random access module 226 selects the identifier of the contention resolution message 238 'this identification The character does not intersect with the identifier in the group (disjomt). Thus, random access module 226 prepares a contention resolution message with uplink grants. These uplink grants do not result in transmissions utilizing the HARQ handler identified in the set of roles. After the contention response message is transmitted to the mobile device, the random access module 226 can remove the HARQ handler identifier associated with the mobile device from the "identification" identifier. In another aspect, the UE The authorization evaluation module 312 can be utilized to analyze the uplink grants included in the random access response 234, the contention resolution message heart 238, or any other suitable transmission on the physical downlink control channel (PDCCH). Uplink authorization. The authorization evaluation module 312 determines whether the uplink grant is adapted to the transmission of the scheduled uplink message 236 (eg, the resources assigned by the authorization authority such as "H" are large enough to enable and schedule the uplink. The transmission of the transport block associated with the key message 236. The authorization evaluation module 31 = the UE 210 can authorize the uplink grant with an uplink - the trigger is triggered when the grant is adapted to the associated transport block Transmission of Scheduled Uplink Messages 236. Referring to Figures 5 through 7, a method of avoiding deadlock conditions during random access is described. Although the method is shown and described for the purpose of simplicity of explanation. A series of actions 'but should be understood and understood' are not limited by the order of actions 143384.doc -26-201019771, as some actions may occur differently than the order shown and described herein and/or in accordance with one or more embodiments. Or coincident with other actions. For example, those skilled in the art should understand and appreciate that a method can alternatively be represented as a series of related states or events (such as in the form of a state diagram). In an embodiment, all of the illustrated acts may not be required to implement a method. Turning to Figure 5, a method 500 for avoiding deadlock conditions during random access in accordance with various aspects is illustrated. Method 500 can, for example, have The active device of the ongoing random access procedure is used. At reference numeral 052, an uplink grant is obtained, which may be a dynamic uplink grant or an uplink associated with a contention resolution message. Road Authorization. At reference numeral 504, the uplink grant is evaluated to determine a HARQ handler identifier included therein. At 6 , it is identified whether the harq handler identifier is associated with a random access transmission. For example, the random access transmission may be a scheduled uplink message (eg, message 3 φ transmission). At the time when the HARQ handler identifier is associated with random access, the uplink grant is ignored. Referring now to Figure 6, a method 6 is depicted that facilitates verifying random access transmissions on a given uplink. It is possible in the case of authorization. Method 6 can be used, for example, by a mobile device having an ongoing random access procedure. At reference numeral 602, an uplink grant is received. In an example, The uplink grant can direct the transmission of random access messages (e.g., message 3, = way uplink link message 236, etc.). The uplink grant is evaluated at reference numeral 6〇4 to determine the amount of data to which the grant is adapted. For example, 143384.doc • 27- 201019771 The uplink grant specifies a set of uplink resources. The set of uplink key resources has a limit on the amount of data that can be transported via resources for a given transmission time interval. . At reference numeral 606, when the amount of data exceeds the size of the random access message, the uplink grant is used to transmit the random access message. Turning now to Figure 7, a method 700 for avoiding deadlock conditions during random access is illustrated in accordance with various aspects. Method 700 can be used, for example, by a base station in a wireless communication network. At reference numeral 702, a first HARQ handler identifier is selected for a random access response. At the reference numeral 704 ’, the β Hai 1st HARQ handler identifier is added to the group-action identifier, wherein each identifier of the set of active identifiers is associated with a random access procedure. At reference numeral 706, a second HARQ process identifier is incorporated into an uplink grant. According to one aspect, the second HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of active identifiers. It should be appreciated that, in accordance with one or more aspects described herein, a determination can be made regarding selecting a random access preamble, evaluating an uplink grant, determining whether to utilize or ignoring an uplink grant, and the like. infer. As used herein, the term "inference" generally refers to inferring or inferring a system acquisition, environment, and/or use from a set of observations taken from events and/or data.

較高階事件的技術。無 伯八用於由一組事件及/或資料構成 無論事件在時間上是否緊密相關，且 I43384»doc -28. 201019771 無論事件及資料是來自一個事件及資料源或是若干事件及 資料源’此推斷皆由一組觀測到之事件及/或所儲存之事 件資料得出新事件或新動作之構造。 ❹ 參 參看圖8,說明根據各種態樣之促進避免隨機存取期間 之死鎖情況的系統800。舉例而言，系統800可至少部分地 駐留於使用者設備單元内。應瞭解，將系統8〇〇表示為包 括功能區塊’功能區塊可為表示由處理器、軟體或其組合 (例如，韌體）所實施之功能的功能區塊。系統8〇〇包括一可 協同作用之電組件的邏輯分群（1〇gical gr〇uping)8〇2。舉例 而言，邏輯分群802可包括一用於接收隨機存取回應之電 組件804。隨機存取回應可包括一第一上行鏈路授權及一 第一HARQ處理程序識別符，另外，邏輯分群8〇2可包含一 用於利用資源來傳輪訊息之電組件8〇6。在一實例中，資 源可為第一上行鏈路授權中所指定之一組資源。此外，與 第一HARQ處理程序識別符相關聯之HARQ處理程序可用 以促進訊息之傳輸。此外，邏輯分群8〇2可包含一用於比 較HARQ處理程序識別符之電組件8〇8。電組件8〇8可用以 對第一 HARQ處理程序識別符與包括於第二上行鏈路授權 中之第二HARQ處理程序識別符進行比較1輯分群8〇2亦 可包括一用於利用第二HARq處理程序識別符進行資料傳 輸之電組件根據-態樣，第二職⑽理程序識別符 可在第二識別符不同於第一識別符時用於資料傳輸。 視情況’邏輯分群8G2可包括—心制上行鏈路授權 進行再傳輸之電組件812、一用於分析上行鏈路授權以判 1433S4.doc -29- 201019771 疋可適應之資料量的電組件814，及一用於在資料量超過 訊息之大小時使用上行鍵路授權的電組件816。另外，系 統800可包括一記憶體818，該記憶體818留存用於執行與 電組件804至816相關聯之功能的指令^雖然將電組件 804、806、808、810、812、814及816展示為在記憶髏 818 外部，但應理解，該等電組件中之一或多者可存在於記憶 體818内。 參看圖9，說明根據各種態樣之促進避免隨機存取期間 之死鎖情況的系統900。舉例而言，系統9〇〇可至少部分地 駐留於使用者設備單元内。應瞭解，將系統9〇〇表示為包 括功能區塊’功能區塊可為表示由處理器、軟體或其組合 (例如’韌體）所實施之功能的功能區塊。系統9〇〇包括—可 協同作用之電組件的邏輯分群902。舉例而言，邏輯分群 9〇2可包括一用於選擇包括於隨機存取回應中之第一 處理程序識別符的電組件904。另外，邏輯分群9〇2可包含 一用於將第一 HARQ處理程序識別符添加至一組作用中識 別符的電組件906。此外，邏輯分群9〇2可包含一用於將第 二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於上行鏈路授權中的電組件 9〇8，其中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不在該組作用中識 別符内。視情況’邏輯分群902亦可包括一用於接收與第 一 H A R Q處理程序識別符相關聯之經排程上行鏈路訊息的 電組件910、一用於傳輸競爭解決方案訊息的電組件912、 一用於自該組作用中識別符移除第一 HARQ處理程序識別 符的電組件914。另外’系統900可包括一記憶體916,該 143384.doc -30- 201019771 記憶體916留存用於執行與電組件9〇4、9〇6、9〇8、91〇、 912及914相關聯之功能的指令。雖然將電組件9〇4、9〇6、 908 ' 910、912及914展示為在記憶體916外部但應理 解，該等電組件中之一或多者可存在於記憶體916内。 圖10為可用以實施本文中所描述之功能性之各種態樣的 另一系統1000的方塊圖。在一實例中，系統1〇〇〇包括一行 動器件1002。如所說明，行動器件1〇〇2可自一或多個基地 台1〇〇4接收信號，且經由一或多個天線1008將信號傳輸至 該一或多個基地台1004。另外，行動器件1〇〇2可包含一自 天線1008接收資訊之接收器1〇1〇。在一實例中接收器 1〇1〇可與解調變所接收資訊之解調變器（1^111〇{1)1〇12操作 性地相關聯。經解調變之符號可接著由一處理器1〇14分 析。處理器1014可耦接至記憶體1016，該記憶體1〇16可儲 存關於行動器件1002之資料及/或程式碼。行動器件1〇〇2 亦可包括一調變器1018，該調變器ι〇18可對信號進行多工 處理以用於由一傳輸器1〇2〇經由天線1〇〇8進行傳輸。 圖11為可用以實施本文中所描述之功能性之各種態樣的 系統1100的方塊圖。在一實例中，系統i i 〇〇包括一或多個 基地台1102。如所說明，基地台11〇2可自一或多個UE 1104經由一或多個接收（Rx)天線1106接收信號，且經由一 或多個傳輸（Tx)天線11〇8將其傳輸至該一或多個UE 1104。另外’基地台1102可包含一自接收天線丨〗〇6接收資 訊之接收器1110。在一實例中，接收器111〇可與解調變所 接收資訊之解調變器（Demod) 1112操作性地相關聯。經解 143384.doc -31 · 201019771 調變之符號可接著由一處理器1114分析。處理器1114可耦 接至記憶體1116,該記憶體1116可儲存關於碼叢集、存取 終端機扣派、與此相關之查找表、唯一擾碼序列之資訊， 及/或其他合適類型之資訊。基地台11〇2亦可包括一調變 器1118，該調變器1Π8可對信號進行多工處理以用於由一 傳輸器1120經由傳輸天線11 〇8進行傳輸。 一無線多重存取通信系統可同時支援多個無線存取終端 機之通信。如上文所提及，每一終端機可經由前向鏈路及 反向鏈路上之傳輸而與一或多個基地台通信。前向鏈路 (或下行鏈路）係指自基地台至終端機之通信鏈路，且反向 鏈路（或上行鍵路）係指自終端機至基地台之通信鍵路。此 通信鏈路可經由一單輸入單輸出系統、一多輸入多輸出 (「ΜΙΜΟ」）系統，或某一其他類型之系統而建立。 ΜΙΜΟ系統使用多個(^\^個）傳輸天線及多個（馬個）接收天 線用於資料傳輸。由iVH固傳輸天線及馬個接收天線所形成 之ΜΙΜΟ頻道可分解成乂個獨立頻道，亦將該等頻道稱作 空間頻道，其中。該^個獨立頻道中之 每一者對應於一維度。若利用由多個傳輸天線及接收天線 所產生之額外維度，則ΜΙΜΟ系統可提供改良之效能（例 如’較高輸送量及/或較大可靠性）。 ΜΙΜΟ系統可支援分時雙工（「TDD」）及分頻雙工 (「FDD」）。在TDD系統中，前向鏈路傳輸與反向鏈路傳 輸係在同一頻區上，以使得互反性原理允許自反向鏈路頻 道估計前向鏈路頻道。此使得存取點能夠在多個天線在存 143384.doc •32· 201019771 取點處可用時擷取前向鏈路上之傳輸波束成形增益。 圖12展示實例無線通信系統1200。為簡潔起見，無線通 信系統1200描繪一個基地台1210及一個存取終端機1250。 然而’應瞭解，系統1200可包括一個以上基地台及/或— 個以上存取終端機，其中額外基地台及/或存取終端機可 實質上類似於或不同於下文所描述之實例基地台丨2丨〇及存 取終端機1250。此外，應瞭解，基地台121〇及/或存取終 端機1250可使用本文中所描述之系統（圖1至圖4及圖8至圖 9)及/或方法（圖5至圖7)以促進其間之無線通信。 在基地台12 10處，許多資料流之訊務資料自資料源1212 提供至傳輸（ΤΧ)資料處理器1214。根據一實例，每一資料 流可經由各別天線傳輸。τχ資料處理器i 2 i 4基於經選擇 以用於訊務資料流之特定編碼方案而格式化、編碼及交錯 該訊務資料流以提供經編碼之資料。 可使用正交分頻多工（0FDM)技術多路傳輸每一資料流 之經編碼之資料與導頻資料。另外或其他，導頻符號可經 分頻多工（FDM)、分時多工（TDM)或分碼多工（CDM)。導 頻資料通常為以已知方式處理之已知資料樣式且可在存取 終端機1250處用於估計頻道回應。可基於經選擇以用於每 一資料流之特定調變方案（例如，二元相移鍵控（BpsK)、 正父相移鍵控（QPSK)、Μ相移鍵控（M-PSK)、Μ正交調幅 (M-QAM)等）而調變（例如，符號映射）經多工之導頻資料及 彼資料流之經編碼資料以提供調變符號。可由處理器PM 所執行或提供之指令來判定每—f料流之f料速率、編碼 143384.doc -33· 201019771 及調變。 可將資料流之調變符號提供至ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ處理器1220’ 該ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ處理器1220可進一步處理調變符號（例如，對 於OFDM)。ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ處理器1220接著將個調變符號流 提供至個傳輸器（TMTR)1222a至1222t。在各種實施例 中，ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ處理器1220將波束成形權重應用至資料流之 符號及天線（正自該天線傳輸符號）。 每一傳輸器1222接收並處理各別符號流以提供一或多個 類比信號，且進一步調節（例如，放大、濾波及增頻轉換） 該等類比信號以提供適於在ΜΙΜΟ頻道上傳輸的經調變信 號。另外，分別自iVΓ個天線1224a至1224t傳輸來自傳輸器 1222a至1222t之AVi固經調變信號。 在存取終端機1250處，藉由％個天線1252a至1252r來接 收所傳輸之經調變信號，且將來自每一天線1252之所接收 信號提供至一各別接收器（RCVR)1254a至1254r。每一接收 器1254調節（例如，濾波、放大及降頻轉換）各別信號、數 位化經調節信號以提供樣本，且進一步處理該等樣本以提 供相應「所接收」符號流。 RX資料處理器1260可接收並基於特定接收器處理技術 處理來自馬個接收器1254之％個所接收符號流以提供個 「經偵測」符號流。RX資料處理器1260可解調變、解交 錯並解碼每一經偵測之符號流以恢復資料流之訊務資料。 由RX資料處理器1260所進行之處理與由基地台1210處之 ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ處理器1220及ΤΧ資料處理器1214所執行之處理 143384.doc -34- 201019771 互補。 如上文所論述，處理器1270可週期性地判定利用哪個可 用技術。另外，處理器1270可公式化包含矩陣索引部分及 秩值部分之反向鍵路訊息。 反向鏈路訊息可包含關於通信鏈路及/或所接收資料流 之各種類型之資訊。反向鏈路訊息可由Τχ資料處理器 1238(其亦自資料源123 6接收許多資料流之訊務資料）處 理、由調變器1280調變、由傳輸器125牦至i254r調節，且 ® 傳輸回至基地台1210。 在基地台12 10處，來自存取終端機125〇之經調變信號由 天線1224接收、由接收器1222調節、由解調變器124〇解調 變，且由RX資料處理器1242處理以擷取由存取終端機 125〇傳輸之反向鏈路訊息。另外，處理器123〇可處理所擷 取之訊息以判定將使用哪一預編碼矩陣來判定波束成形權 重。 φ 處理器1230及1270可分別指導（例如，控制、協調、管 理等）基地台1210及存取終端機125〇處之操作。各別處理 器1230及1270可與儲存程式碼及資料之記憶體1232及1272 相關聯。處理器1230及1270亦可執行計算以分別導出上行 • 鏈路及下行鏈路的頻率及脈衝回應估計。 在一態樣中，將邏輯頻道分類為控制頻道及訊務頻道。 邏輯控制頻道可包括廣播控制頻道（BCCH)，廣播控制頻 道（BCCH)為用於廣播系統控制資訊之DL頻道。另外，邏 輯控制頻道可包括傳呼控制頻道（PCCH)，傳呼控制頻道 143384.doc -35- 201019771 (PCCH)為傳送傳訊之DI^m 可包含多播控制頻道_CH)，多播控制頻私MCCH)為用 於一或若干MTCH之多媒體廣播及多播服務 於傳輸用 (MBMS)排程與控制資訊的點對多點沉頻道。通常，在建 立無線電資源控制（RRC)連接之後，此頻道僅由接收 MBMS(例如，舊版MCCH+MSCH^UE使用。另外，邏輯 控制頻道可包括專用控制頻道（DCCH)，專用控制頻道 (DCCH)為傳輸專用控制資訊的點對點雙向頻道且可由具 有RRC連接之UE使用。在一態樣中，邏輯訊務頻道可包含 專用訊務頻道（DTCH)，專用訊務頻道（DTCH)為專用於一 UE用於傳送使用者資訊的點對點雙向頻道。又，邏輯訊 務頻道可包括多播訊務頻道（MTCH)，多播訊務頻道 (MTCH)為用於傳輸訊務資料之點對多點DL頻道。 在一態樣中，可將傳輸頻道分類為DL&amp; UL。DL傳輸頻 道包含廣播頻道（BCH)、下行鍵路共用資料頻道（DL_ SDCH)及傳呼頻道（pCH)。PCH可藉由在整個小區上廣播 且映射至可用於其他控制/訊務頻道之實體層（phy)資源來 支援UE功率節省（例如，可由網路向UE指示不連續接收 (DRX)循環、...）。UL傳輸頻道可包含隨機存取頻道 (RACH)、請求頻道（REQCH)、上行鍵路共用資料頻道 (UL-SDCH)及複數個PHY頻道° PHY頻道可包括一組DL頻道與UL頻道。舉例而言，DL PHY頻道可包括··共同導頻頻道（CPICH);同步頻道 (SCH);共同控制頻道（CCCH);并用DL控制頻道 143384.doc -36 - 201019771 (SDCCH)；多播控制頻道（MCCH);共用UL指派頻道 (SUACH);應答頻道（ACKCH) ; DL實體共用資料頻道 (DL-PSDCH) ; UL功率控制頻道（UPCCH);傳呼指示符頻 道（PICH);及/或負載指示符頻道（LICH)。作為進一步說 明，UL PHY頻道可包括：實體隨機存取頻道（PRACH); 頻道品質指示符頻道（CQICH);應答頻道（ACKCH);天線 子集指示符頻道（ASICH);共用請求頻道（SREQCH) ; UL 實體共用資料頻道（UL-PSDCH);及/或寬頻導頻頻道 ® (BPICH)。 結合本文中所揭示之實施例所描述之各種說明性邏輯、 邏輯區塊、模組及電路可藉由通用處理器、數位信號處理 器（DSP)、特殊應用積體電路（ASIC)、場可程式化閘陣列 (FPGA)或經設計以執行本文中所描述之功能的其他可程式 化邏輯器件、離散閘或電晶體邏輯、離散硬體組件，或其 任何組合來實施或執行。通用處理器可為微處理器，但在 替代例中，處理器可為任何習知處理器、控制器、微控制 器或狀態機。亦可將處理器實施為計算器件之組合，例 如，DSP與微處理器之組合、複數個微處理器、結合DSP ' 核心之一或多個微處理器，或任何其他該組態。另外，至 • 少一處理器可包含可操作以執行以上所描述之步驟及/或 動作中之一或多者的一或多個模組。 另外，結合本文中所揭示之態樣而描述之方法或演算法 的步驟及/或動作可直接體現於硬體中、由處理器執行之 軟體模組中，或兩者之組合中。軟體模組可駐留於RAM記 143384.doc -37- 201019771 憶體、快閃記憶體、R〇M記憶體、EpR〇M記憶體、 EEPROM記憶體、暫存器、硬碟、可移除式碟片、cd_ ROM或此項技術中已知的任何其他形式之儲存媒體中。例 示性儲存媒體可耦接至處理器，以使得處理器可自儲存媒 體讀取資訊且將資訊寫入至儲存媒體。在替代例中，儲存 媒體可與處理器成H另外，在—些態樣中，處理器 及儲存媒體可駐留於ASIC*。另外，ASIC可駐留於使用 者終端機巾。在替代例巾’處理^與儲存媒體可作為離散 組件駐留於使用者終端機中。另夕卜，在一些態樣中，方法 或演算法之步驟及/或動作可作為程式碼及/或指令中之一 者或任何組合或組而駐留於機器可讀媒體及/或電腦可讀 媒體上’冑器可讀媒體及/或電腦可讀.媒體可併人至電腦 程式產品中。 、軟體勒體、中間軟體或微碼、程式碼或瑪段實施 實&amp;例時，其可儲存在諸如儲存組件之機器可讀媒體中。 碼段可表示程序、函式、子程式、程式、常式、次常式、 :軟體套件、類別，或指令、資料結構或程式敍述之 ° 可藉由傳遞及/或接收資訊、資料、引數、參 數或。己憶體内容而將_碼段耦接至另—碼段或硬艘電路。 ::用任何合適方式(包括記憶體共用 '訊息傳遞、符記 、網路傳輸，等等）來傳遞、轉發或傳輸資訊、引 數、參數、資料，等等。 二於軟體實施’可藉由執行本文中所描述之功能的模組 (例如，鞀疰 , 式等）來實施本文中所描述之技術。軟體 143384.doc 201019771 碍可儲存於記憶體單元中且由處理器執行。可在處理器内 或處理器外部實施記憶體單元，在後_狀況下，記憶體單 元可經由如此項技術中已知之各種構件而通信地耗接至處 理器。 上文已描述之内容包括一或多項實施例之實例。當然， 不可能為了描述前述實施例而描述組件或方法之每一可想 到之組合，但—般熟習此項技術者可認_，各種實㈣ 之許多其他組合及排列係可能的。因此，所描述之實施例 意、欲包含屬於隨附中請專利範圍之精神及範_的所有該 等改變、修改及變化。此外，就術語「包括」用於實施方 f或申請專利範圍中之程度而言，該術語意欲以與術語 「包含」作為過渡詞用於申請專利範圍中時進行解釋之方 式類似的方式而為包括性的。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1為根據本文中所闡述之各種態樣之無線通信系統的 說明； 圖2說明一根據各種態樣之最佳化隨機存取期間之混成 自動重複請求操作的實例無線通信系統； 圖3為根據各種態樣之促進執行隨機存取程序之實例系 統的說明； 圖4為根據各種態樣之促進混成自動重複請求之操作的 實例系統的說明； 圖5為根據各種態樣之用於避免隨機存取期間之死鎖狀 況的實例方法的說明； 143384.doc •39· 201019771 圖6為根據各種態樣之用於驗證隨機存取傳輸在一給定 上行鏈路授權之情況下為可能之實例方法的說明，· 圖7為根據各種態樣之用於避免隨機存取期間之死鎖狀 況的實例方法的說明； 圖8為根據各種態樣之促進避免隨機存取期間之死鎖情 況之實例系統的說明； 圖9為根據各種態樣之促進避免隨機存取期間之死鎖情 況之實例系統的說明； 圖10至圖11為可用以實施本文中所描述之功能性之各種 態樣的各別無線通信器件的方塊圖；及 圖12為說明本文中所描述之各種態樣可於其中起作用之 實例無線通信系統的方塊圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 100 無線通信系統 102 基地台 104 天線 106 天線 108 天線 110 天線 112 天線 114 天線 116 UE 118 下行鍵路 120 上行鏈路 143384.doc 201019771 ❿ 122 UE 124 下行鏈路 126 上行鏈路 200 無線通信系統 210 使用者設備單元（UE) 212 媒體存取控制（MAC)層模組 214 隨機存取模組 216 HARQ模組 218 實體層模組 220 eNodeB(eNB) 222 排程器 224 MAC層模組 226 隨機存取模組 228 實體層模組 232 隨機存取前置碼 234 隨機存取回應 236 經排程上行鏈路訊息 238 競爭解決方案訊息 300 系統 302 隨機存取組態模組 304 前置碼選擇模組 306 回應評估模組 308 訊息3產生模組 310 競爭回應評估模組 143384.doc .41 · 201019771 312 400 402 404 800 802 804 806 808 810 812 814 816 818 900 902 904 906 908 143384.doc 授權評估模組 系統 HARQ處理程序 HARQ緩衝器 系統 電組件之邏輯分群 用於接收隨機存取回應之電組件 用於利用資源來傳輸訊息之電組件 用於比較HARQ處理程序識別符之電組件 用於利用第二HARQ處理程序識別符進行資 料傳輸之電組件 用於利用上行鏈路授權進行再傳輸之電組件 用於分析上行鏈路授權以判定可適應之資料 量的電組件 用於在資料量超過訊息之大小時使用上行鏈 路授權的電組件 記憶體 系統 邏輯分群 用於選擇包括於隨機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理程序識另符的電組件 用於將第一 HARQ處理程序識別符添加至一 組作用中識別符的電組件 用於將第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於上 -42- 201019771 910 行鏈路授權中的電組件 用於接收與第一 HARQ處理程序識別符相關 912 聯之經排程上行鏈路訊息的電組件 用於傳輸競爭解決方案訊息的電組件 914 用於自該組作用中識別符移除第一 HArq處 916 理程序識別符的電組件 記憶體 1000 系統 1002 行動器件 1004 基地台 1008 天線 1010 接收器 1012 解調變器（Demod) 1014 處理器 1016 記憶體 1018 調變器 1020 傳輸器 1100 系統 1102 基地台 1104 UE 1106 接收（Rx)天線 1108 傳輸（Tx)天線 1110 接收器 1112 解調變器（Demod) 143384.doc .43· 201019771 1114 處理器 1116 記憶體 1118 調變器 1120 傳輸器 1200 無線通信系統 1210 基地台 1212 資料源 1214 傳輸（TX)資料處理器 1220 ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ處理器 1222a 傳輸器（TMTR)/接收器 1222t 傳輸器（TMTR)/接收器 1224a 天線 1224t 天線 1230 處理器 1232 記憶體 1236 資料源 1238 ΤΧ資料處理器 1240 解調變器 1242 RX資料處理器 1250 存取終端機 1252a 天線 1252r 天線 1254a 接收器（RCVR)/傳輸器 1254r 接收器（RCVR)/傳輸器 -44- 143384.doc 201019771The technology of higher order events. Nothing is used by a set of events and/or materials, regardless of whether the event is closely related in time, and I43384»doc -28. 201019771 Regardless of the event and information from an event and data source or a number of events and sources of information' This inference is derived from a set of observed events and/or stored event data to derive the construction of a new event or new action. Referring to Figure 8, a system 800 for facilitating avoidance of deadlock conditions during random access is illustrated in accordance with various aspects. For example, system 800 can reside at least partially within a user equipment unit. It will be appreciated that the system 8 is shown as including functional blocks. A functional block can be a functional block representing a function implemented by a processor, software, or combination thereof (e.g., firmware). System 8A includes a logical grouping of electrical components that can act synergistically. For example, logical grouping 802 can include an electrical component 804 for receiving random access responses. The random access response may include a first uplink grant and a first HARQ handler identifier. Additionally, the logical grouping 8〇2 may include an electrical component 8.6 for utilizing resources to transmit the message. In an example, the resource can be a group of resources specified in the first uplink grant. In addition, the HARQ handler associated with the first HARQ handler identifier can be used to facilitate the transmission of messages. In addition, logical grouping 8〇2 may include an electrical component 8〇8 for comparing the HARQ handler identifiers. The electrical component 8〇8 can be used to compare the first HARQ handler identifier with the second HARQ handler identifier included in the second uplink grant. The burst group 8〇2 can also include a second The HARq handler identifier is used to transmit data. The second component (10) handler identifier can be used for data transmission when the second identifier is different from the first identifier. Depending on the situation, logical grouping 8G2 may include an electrical component 812 for heart-based uplink grant retransmission, and an electrical component 814 for analyzing uplink grants to determine the amount of data that can be adapted to 1433S4.doc -29- 201019771 And an electrical component 816 for using uplink key authorization when the amount of data exceeds the size of the message. Additionally, system 800 can include a memory 818 that retains instructions for performing functions associated with electrical components 804-816, although electrical components 804, 806, 808, 810, 812, 814, and 816 are shown To be external to memory 818, it should be understood that one or more of the electrical components may be present in memory 818. Referring to Figure 9, a system 900 for facilitating avoidance of deadlock conditions during random access is illustrated in accordance with various aspects. For example, system 9 can reside at least partially within a user equipment unit. It will be appreciated that the system 9A is shown as including functional blocks. A functional block can be a functional block representing a function implemented by a processor, software, or combination thereof (e.g., &apos; firmware). System 9 includes a logical grouping 902 of electrical components that can act synergistically. For example, logical grouping 9〇2 can include an electrical component 904 for selecting a first handler identifier included in the random access response. Additionally, logical grouping 9〇2 can include an electrical component 906 for adding a first HARQ handler identifier to a set of active identifiers. Furthermore, the logical grouping 9〇2 may comprise an electrical component 〇8 for incorporating the second HARQ handler identifier in the uplink grant, wherein the second HARQ handler identifier is not identified in the group role In the sign. Optionally, the logical grouping 902 can also include an electrical component 910 for receiving a scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier, an electrical component 912 for transmitting a contention resolution message, and a An electrical component 914 for removing the first HARQ handler identifier from the set of active identifiers. Additionally, system 900 can include a memory 916 that is retained for execution associated with electrical components 9〇4, 9〇6, 9〇8, 91〇, 912, and 914. Function instructions. While the electrical components 9〇4, 9〇6, 908' 910, 912, and 914 are shown external to the memory 916, it should be understood that one or more of the electrical components may be present in the memory 916. 10 is a block diagram of another system 1000 that can be used to implement various aspects of the functionality described herein. In one example, system 1 includes a row of devices 1002. As illustrated, mobile device 112 can receive signals from one or more base stations 1 and 4 and transmit signals to one or more base stations 1004 via one or more antennas 1008. Additionally, the mobile device 1〇〇2 can include a receiver 1〇1〇 that receives information from the antenna 1008. In one example, the receiver 1〇1〇 can be operatively associated with a demodulation transformer (1^111〇{1)1〇12 that receives information from the demodulation transformer. The demodulated symbols can then be analyzed by a processor 1〇14. The processor 1014 can be coupled to the memory 1016, which can store data and/or code about the mobile device 1002. The mobile device 1〇〇2 can also include a modulator 1018 that can multiplex the signal for transmission by a transmitter 1〇2 via the antenna 1〇〇8. 11 is a block diagram of a system 1100 that can be used to implement various aspects of the functionality described herein. In one example, system i i includes one or more base stations 1102. As illustrated, the base station 11〇2 can receive signals from one or more of the UEs 1104 via one or more receive (Rx) antennas 1106 and transmit them to the via one or more transmit (Tx) antennas 11〇8 One or more UEs 1104. Alternatively, the base station 1102 can include a receiver 1110 that receives the information from the receiving antenna. In one example, the receiver 111A can be operatively associated with a demodulation transformer (Demod) 1112 that receives the information. The solution 143384.doc -31 · 201019771 The modulation symbol can then be analyzed by a processor 1114. The processor 1114 can be coupled to the memory 1116, which can store information about the code cluster, the access terminal deduction, the lookup table associated therewith, the unique scrambling sequence, and/or other suitable types of information. . The base station 11A2 may also include a modulator 1118 that can multiplex the signals for transmission by a transmitter 1120 via the transmit antennas 11A8. A wireless multiple access communication system can simultaneously support communication for multiple wireless access terminals. As mentioned above, each terminal can communicate with one or more base stations via transmissions on the forward and reverse links. The forward link (or downlink) refers to the communication link from the base station to the terminal, and the reverse link (or uplink link) refers to the communication link from the terminal to the base station. This communication link can be established via a single-input single-output system, a multiple-input multiple-output ("ΜΙΜΟ") system, or some other type of system. The system uses multiple (^\^) transmit antennas and multiple (horse) receive antennas for data transmission. The channel formed by the iVH fixed transmission antenna and the horse receiving antenna can be decomposed into two independent channels, and the channels are also referred to as spatial channels. Each of the independent channels corresponds to a dimension. The system can provide improved performance (e.g., &apos;higher throughput and/or greater reliability) if additional dimensions are created by multiple transmit and receive antennas. The system supports time division duplex ("TDD") and crossover duplex ("FDD"). In a TDD system, the forward link transmission is on the same frequency band as the reverse link transmission, such that the reciprocity principle allows the forward link channel to be estimated from the reverse link channel. This allows the access point to capture the transmit beamforming gain on the forward link when multiple antennas are available at the point where the 143384.doc •32·201019771 point is available. FIG. 12 shows an example wireless communication system 1200. For the sake of brevity, wireless communication system 1200 depicts a base station 1210 and an access terminal 1250. However, it should be understood that system 1200 can include more than one base station and/or more than one access terminal, wherein the additional base station and/or access terminal can be substantially similar or different than the example base station described below.丨2丨〇 and access terminal 1250. In addition, it should be appreciated that the base station 121 and/or the access terminal 1250 can be implemented using the systems (FIGS. 1-4 and 8-9) and/or methods (FIGS. 5-7) described herein. Promote wireless communication between them. At base station 12 10, traffic data for a number of data streams is provided from data source 1212 to a transport data processor 1214. According to an example, each data stream can be transmitted via a separate antenna. The τ data processor i 2 i 4 formats, codes, and interleaves the traffic stream based on a particular coding scheme selected for the traffic stream to provide encoded data. The encoded data and pilot data for each data stream can be multiplexed using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM). Additionally or alternatively, the pilot symbols can be frequency division multiplexed (FDM), time division multiplexed (TDM), or code division multiplexed (CDM). The pilot data is typically a known data pattern that is processed in a known manner and can be used at the access terminal 1250 to estimate channel response. It may be based on a particular modulation scheme selected for each data stream (eg, binary phase shift keying (BpsK), positive parent phase shift keying (QPSK), Μ phase shift keying (M-PSK), Modulation (eg, symbol mapping) of the multiplexed pilot data and the encoded data of the data stream to provide modulation symbols. The f-rate of each f stream can be determined by the instructions executed or provided by the processor PM, encoding 143384.doc -33·201019771 and modulation. The modulation symbols of the data stream can be provided to the processor 1220'. The processor 1220 can further process the modulation symbols (e.g., for OFDM). The processor 1220 then provides a stream of modulated symbols to the transmitters (TMTR) 1222a through 1222t. In various embodiments, the processor 1220 applies beamforming weights to the symbol of the data stream and to the antenna from which the symbol is being transmitted. Each transmitter 1222 receives and processes a respective symbol stream to provide one or more analog signals, and further conditions (e.g., amplifies, filters, and upconverts) the analog signals to provide a transmission suitable for transmission over a chirp channel. Modulate the signal. In addition, AVi solid-state modulated signals from transmitters 1222a through 1222t are transmitted from iV antennas 1224a through 1224t, respectively. At access terminal 1250, the transmitted modulated signals are received by % antennas 1252a through 1252r and the received signals from each antenna 1252 are provided to a respective receiver (RCVR) 1254a through 1254r. . Each receiver 1254 conditions (e. g., filters, amplifies, and downconverts) the respective signals, digitizes the conditioned signals to provide samples, and further processes the samples to provide a corresponding "received" symbol stream. The RX data processor 1260 can receive and process a percentage of the received symbol streams from the horse receivers 1254 based on a particular receiver processing technique to provide a "detected" symbol stream. The RX data processor 1260 can demodulate, de-interpret, and decode each detected symbol stream to recover the traffic data for the data stream. The processing performed by the RX data processor 1260 is complementary to the processing performed by the processor 1220 and the data processor 1214 at the base station 1210 143384.doc -34-201019771. As discussed above, the processor 1270 can periodically determine which available technology to utilize. Additionally, processor 1270 can formulate a reverse link message comprising a matrix index portion and a rank value portion. The reverse link message can contain various types of information about the communication link and/or the received data stream. The reverse link message can be processed by the data processor 1238 (which also receives the traffic data for many data streams from the data source 1236), modulated by the modulator 1280, adjusted by the transmitter 125牦 to i254r, and transmitted by the transmitter 125 Return to base station 1210. At base station 12 10, the modulated signal from access terminal 125 is received by antenna 1224, adjusted by receiver 1222, demodulated by demodulation transformer 124, and processed by RX data processor 1242. The reverse link message transmitted by the access terminal 125 is retrieved. Additionally, processor 123 may process the fetched message to determine which precoding matrix to use to determine the beamforming weight. The φ processors 1230 and 1270 can direct (e.g., control, coordinate, manage, etc.) operations at the base station 1210 and the access terminal 125, respectively. Individual processors 1230 and 1270 can be associated with memory 1232 and 1272 that store code and data. Processors 1230 and 1270 can also perform computations to derive the frequency and impulse response estimates for the uplink and downlink, respectively. In one aspect, logical channels are classified into control channels and traffic channels. The logical control channel may include a Broadcast Control Channel (BCCH), which is a DL channel for broadcasting system control information. In addition, the logical control channel may include a paging control channel (PCCH), the paging control channel 143384.doc-35-201019771 (PCCH) for transmitting the communication DI^m may include the multicast control channel_CH), and the multicast control frequency private MCCH ) is a point-to-multipoint channel for multimedia broadcast and multicast services for one or several MTCHs for transmission (MBMS) scheduling and control information. Typically, after establishing a Radio Resource Control (RRC) connection, this channel is only used by the receiving MBMS (eg, legacy MCCH+MSCH^UE. In addition, the logical control channel may include a dedicated control channel (DCCH), dedicated control channel (DCCH) A point-to-point bi-directional channel for transmitting dedicated control information and may be used by a UE having an RRC connection. In one aspect, the logical traffic channel may include a dedicated traffic channel (DTCH), and the dedicated traffic channel (DTCH) is dedicated to one. The UE is used to transmit the peer-to-peer bidirectional channel of the user information. In addition, the logical traffic channel may include a multicast traffic channel (MTCH), and the multicast traffic channel (MTCH) is a point-to-multipoint DL for transmitting traffic data. In one aspect, the transmission channel can be classified into DL&amp;UL. The DL transmission channel includes a broadcast channel (BCH), a downlink key shared data channel (DL_SDCH), and a paging channel (pCH). The entire cell is broadcast and mapped to physical layer (phy) resources available for other control/traffic channels to support UE power savings (eg, the network may indicate discontinuous reception (DRX) cycles to the UE, ...). The transmission channel may include a random access channel (RACH), a request channel (REQCH), an uplink key shared data channel (UL-SDCH), and a plurality of PHY channels. The PHY channel may include a set of DL channels and UL channels. For example, The DL PHY channel may include a • Common Pilot Channel (CPICH); a Synchronization Channel (SCH); a Common Control Channel (CCCH); and a DL Control Channel 143384.doc -36 - 201019771 (SDCCH); Multicast Control Channel (MCCH) Shared UL Assigned Channel (SUACH); Answer Channel (ACKCH); DL Entity Shared Data Channel (DL-PSDCH); UL Power Control Channel (UPCCH); Paging Indicator Channel (PICH); and/or Load Indicator Channel (LICH). As further illustrated, the UL PHY channel may include: a Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH); a Channel Quality Indicator Channel (CQICH); an Answer Channel (ACKCH); an Antenna Subset Indicator Channel (ASICH); Channel (SREQCH); UL Entity Shared Data Channel (UL-PSDCH); and/or Broadband Pilot Channel® (BPICH). Various illustrative logic, logic blocks, modules described in connection with the embodiments disclosed herein. And circuit can be by general purpose processor, digital Signal Processor (DSP), Special Application Integrated Circuit (ASIC), Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), or other programmable logic device, discrete gate or transistor logic designed to perform the functions described herein , discrete hardware components, or any combination thereof, implemented or executed. A general purpose processor may be a microprocessor, but in the alternative, the processor may be any conventional processor, controller, microcontroller or state machine. The processor can also be implemented as a combination of computing devices, such as a combination of a DSP and a microprocessor, a plurality of microprocessors, one or more microprocessors in conjunction with a DSP core, or any other such configuration. Additionally, at least one processor can include one or more modules operable to perform one or more of the steps and/or actions described above. In addition, the steps and/or actions of the methods or algorithms described in connection with the aspects disclosed herein may be embodied in a hardware, in a software module executed by a processor, or in a combination of the two. The software module can reside in the RAM 143384.doc -37- 201019771 Memory, Flash Memory, R〇M Memory, EpR〇M Memory, EEPROM Memory, Scratchpad, Hard Disk, Removable Disc, cd_ROM or any other form of storage medium known in the art. The exemplary storage medium can be coupled to the processor such that the processor can read information from the storage medium and write the information to the storage medium. In the alternative, the storage medium may be H to the processor. In some aspects, the processor and the storage medium may reside in the ASIC*. Additionally, the ASIC can reside on the user terminal towel. In the alternative, the processing & storage medium can reside as a discrete component in the user terminal. In addition, in some aspects, the steps and/or actions of the method or algorithm may reside as one of the code and/or instructions, or any combination or group, on a machine readable medium and/or computer readable The media can be 'readable media and/or computer readable. The media can be combined into a computer program product. The software body, the intermediate software or the microcode, the code or the code segment may be stored in a machine readable medium such as a storage component. A code segment can represent a program, a function, a subroutine, a program, a routine, a subroutine, a software suite, a category, or an instruction, a data structure, or a program description. By transmitting and/or receiving information, data, and references. Number, parameter or. The _ code segment is coupled to another code segment or hard ship circuit. :: Transfer, forward or transfer information, arguments, parameters, data, etc. in any suitable manner (including memory sharing 'messages, tokens, network transfers, etc.'). The software described herein can be implemented by a module (e.g., 鼗疰, 式, etc.) that performs the functions described herein. Software 143384.doc 201019771 The barrier can be stored in the memory unit and executed by the processor. The memory unit can be implemented within the processor or external to the processor, and in the latter state, the memory unit can be communicatively consuming to the processor via various components known in the art. What has been described above includes examples of one or more embodiments. Of course, it is not possible to describe every conceivable combination of components or methods for the purpose of describing the foregoing embodiments, but as would be appreciated by those skilled in the art, many other combinations and permutations of various sub-divisions are possible. Accordingly, the described embodiments are intended to embrace all such changes, modifications, and variations of the embodiments of the invention. In addition, to the extent that the term "comprising" is used in the scope of the application or the scope of the patent application, the term is intended to be similar to the way in which the term "comprising" is used as a transitional word for the purpose of interpreting the scope of the patent application. Inclusive. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an illustration of a wireless communication system in accordance with various aspects set forth herein; FIG. 2 illustrates an example wireless of a hybrid automatic repeat request operation during optimized random access according to various aspects. Communication System; FIG. 3 is an illustration of an example system that facilitates execution of a random access procedure in accordance with various aspects; FIG. 4 is an illustration of an example system that facilitates operation of a hybrid automatic repeat request in accordance with various aspects; FIG. Description of an example method for avoiding deadlock conditions during random access; 143384.doc •39· 201019771 Figure 6 is a diagram for verifying random access transmissions on a given uplink grant according to various aspects. In the case of a description of possible example methods, FIG. 7 is an illustration of an example method for avoiding a deadlock condition during random access according to various aspects; FIG. 8 is a diagram of facilitating the avoidance of random access according to various aspects. Description of an example system for a deadlock situation; Figure 9 is an illustration of an example system that facilitates avoiding deadlock conditions during random access in accordance with various aspects; 11 is a block diagram of various wireless communication devices that can be utilized to implement various aspects of the functionality described herein; and FIG. 12 is an example wireless communication system in which various aspects described herein can function. Block diagram. [Main component symbol description] 100 Wireless communication system 102 Base station 104 Antenna 106 Antenna 108 Antenna 110 Antenna 112 Antenna 114 Antenna 116 UE 118 Downlink key 120 Uplink 143384.doc 201019771 ❿ 122 UE 124 Downlink 126 Uplink 200 Wireless Communication System 210 User Equipment Unit (UE) 212 Media Access Control (MAC) Layer Module 214 Random Access Module 216 HARQ Module 218 Physical Layer Module 220 eNodeB (eNB) 222 Scheduler 224 MAC Layer Module 226 random access module 228 physical layer module 232 random access preamble 234 random access response 236 scheduled uplink message 238 contention solution message 300 system 302 random access configuration module 304 front Code selection module 306 response evaluation module 308 message 3 generation module 310 competition response evaluation module 143384.doc .41 . 201019771 312 400 402 404 800 802 804 806 808 810 812 814 816 818 900 902 904 906 908 143384. Doc Authorization Evaluation Module System HARQ Processing Program Logical grouping of HARQ buffer system electrical components for receiving random access An electrical component for utilizing resources to transmit information, an electrical component for comparing HARQ handler identifiers, and an electrical component for data transmission using a second HARQ handler identifier for retransmission with uplink grants The electrical component is configured to analyze the uplink grant to determine an adaptable amount of electrical components for use in the electrical component memory system logical grouping of the uplink grant when the amount of data exceeds the size of the message for selection to be included in the random access Taking the first HARQ handler responsive to the electrical component for adding the first HARQ handler identifier to the electrical component of the set of active identifiers for incorporating the second HARQ handler identifier - 42- 201019771 910 The electrical component in the row link grant is used to receive the electrical component of the scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier 912 for transmitting the contention solution message. An electrical component memory 1000 system 1002 mobile device that removes the first HARQ 916 handler identifier from the set of roles 1004 Base Station 1008 Antenna 1010 Receiver 1012 Demodulation Transformer (Demod) 1014 Processor 1016 Memory 1018 Modulator 1020 Transmitter 1100 System 1102 Base Station 1104 UE 1106 Receive (Rx) Antenna 1108 Transmission (Tx) Antenna 1110 Receive 1112 Demodulation Transformer (Demod) 143384.doc .43· 201019771 1114 Processor 1116 Memory 1118 Modulator 1120 Transmitter 1200 Wireless Communication System 1210 Base Station 1212 Data Source 1214 Transmission (TX) Data Processor 1220 ΤΧ ΜΙΜΟ Processor 1222a Transmitter (TMTR) / Receiver 1222t Transmitter (TMTR) / Receiver 1224a Antenna 1224t Antenna 1230 Processor 1232 Memory 1236 Data Source 1238 Data Processor 1240 Demodulation Transducer 1242 RX Data Processor 1250 Take terminal 1252a Antenna 1252r Antenna 1254a Receiver (RCVR) / Transmitter 1254r Receiver (RCVR) / Transmitter -44- 143384.doc 201019771

1260 RX資料處理器 1270 處理器 1272 記憶體 1280 調變器 143384.doc -45-1260 RX Data Processor 1270 Processor 1272 Memory 1280 Modulator 143384.doc -45-

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201019771 七、申請專利範圍： 1. 一種方法，其包含： 獲得一指定一第一 HARQ處理程序識別符之上行鏈路 授權； 識別該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符是否與一進行中的 隨機存取程序相關聯，·及 當該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符與該進行中的隨機存 取程序相關聯時，忽視該上行鍵路授權。 • 2.如請求項1之方法，其進一步包含： 評估該上行鏈路授權以判定能夠與該上行鏈路授權一 起傳輸之資料的一量；及 驗證該資料量大於或是等於一與隨機存取期間之一經 排程上行鏈路訊息相關聯之輪送區塊之一大小。201019771 VII. Patent Application Range: 1. A method comprising: obtaining an uplink grant specifying a first HARQ handler identifier; identifying whether the first HARQ handler identifier is associated with an ongoing random access The program is associated with, and when the first HARQ handler identifier is associated with the ongoing random access procedure, the uplink license is ignored. 2. The method of claim 1, further comprising: evaluating the uplink grant to determine an amount of data that can be transmitted with the uplink grant; and verifying that the amount of data is greater than or equal to one and randomly storing One of the rounded blocks associated with one of the scheduled uplink messages. 如請求項1之方法，其進一步包含· 判定該上行鏈路授權是否指示一再傳輸；及 利用該上行鏈路授權來傳輸一與隨機存取相關聯之經 排程上行鏈路訊息。 4. 如凊求項1之方法，其中該上行鏈路授權係包括於一競 爭解決方案訊息中。 5. 如请求項1之方法’其中該上行鏈路授權經寄送至一識 別小區内之一行動器件的小區無線電網路臨時識別 符。 6. 如請求項1之方法，其中該進行中的隨機存取程序瘦開 始以重新獲取上行鏈路同步。 开 143384.doc 201019771 7. —種裝置，其包含·· 一隨機存取模組，其促進一隨 坡随機存取程序，其中該隨 機存取程序導致一無線電鏈路 崎又屋生或上行鏈路同步之 重新獲取中的至少一者；及 一 HARQ模組，其促進一或多 \夕1固貝料傳輸之HARQ操 作， 、 其中該HARQ模組包括一具有一第一識別符之似叫處 理程序’該HARQ處理程序用以促進—由該隨機存取模 組所產生之經排程上行鏈路訊息的傳輸，當該上行鍵路 授權指定一新傳輸時，該組忽略一包括該第一 識別符之上行鏈路授權。 8. 如請求項7之裝置，其中該隨機存取模組進一步包含一 競爭回應評估模組，該競爭回應評估模組分析一競爭回 應訊息以判定一與包括於該競爭回應訊息中之該上行鏈 路授權相關聯的HARQ處理程序識別符。 9. 如請求項8之裝置，其中該HARQ模組經組態以在該 HARQ處理程序識別符與該第一識別符相同時忽視包括 於該競爭回應訊息中之該上行鏈路授權。 10. 如請求項7之裝置’其中該隨機存取模組進一步包含一 授權評估模組，該授權評估模組分析該上行鏈路授權以 確定該上行鏈路授權所適應之一資料量。 11·如請求項10之裝置’其中當所適應之該資料量小於該經 排程上行鏈路訊息之一大小時，該HARQ模組忽視該上 行鏈路授權。 143384.doc -2- 201019771 12. —種無線通信裝置’其包含： 用於接收一包括一第一上行鏈路授權及一第一 Harq 處理程序識別符之隨機存取回應的構件； 用於利用該第一上行鏈路授權中所指定之一組資源及 一由該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符所指定之HARQ處理程 序來傳輸一經排程上行鏈路訊息的構件； 用於接收一包括一第二HARQ處理程序識別符之第二 上行鏈路授權的構件； 用於對該第一HARQ處理程序識別符與該第二11八1^處 理程序識別符進行比較的構件；及 用於在該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符不同於該第二 HARQ處理程序識別符時使用該第二上行鏈路授權 一資料傳輸的構件。 13. 如請求項12之無線通信裝置，其進一步包含： 用於在該第-HARQ處理程序識別符與該第二Η 理程序識別符相同時，制該第二上行鏈路授權進行該 經排程上行鏈路訊息之再傳輸的構件，其中_新資料: 示符不包括於該第二上行鏈路授權中。 /曰 14. 如請求項12之無線通信裝置’其進—步包含： 用於分析該第-上行鍵路授權以確定 a 組資源所適應之一資料量的構件；及，、 曰疋之該 用於在該經排程上行鏈路訊息之—大小 資料量時使用該第一上行鏈路授權的構件。 於該 15. 如請求項12之無線通信裝置，直 八T該第二上行鏈路授權 143384.doc 201019771 與一小區無線電網路臨時識別符相關聯。 16. 如請求項12之無線通信裝置，其中該第二上行鏈路授權 係包括於一競爭解決方案訊息中。 17. 如請求項12之無線通信裝置，其中該第二上行鏈路授權 為一動態上行鏈路授權。 18. —種電腦程式產品，其包含： 一電腦可讀媒體，其包含： 用於使至少一電腦評估一隨機存取回應以判定該隨 機存取回應中所指定之一第一組資源及一第一 HARQ處 理程序的程式碼； 用於使該至少一電腦使用該第一組資源來傳輸一包 括一行動器件之一識別碼的經排程上行鏈路訊息的程式 碼； 用於使該至少一電腦利用該第一 HARQ處理程序來 促進該經排程上行鏈路訊息之無錯誤傳輸的程式碼； 用於使該至少一電腦評估一第二上行鏈路授權以判 定一第二組資源及一第二HARQ處理程序的程式碼·，及 用於使該至少一電腦在該第一 HARQ處理程序與該 第二HARQ處理程序相同時忽視該第二上行鏈路授權的 裎式碼。 19. 如請求項18之電腦程式產品，該電腦可讀媒體進一步包 含： 用於使該至少一電腦識別該第一組資源所適應之一資 料量的程式碼；及 143384.doc -4 - 201019771 用於使該至少-電腦在該經排程上行鍵路訊息之—大 小小於或等於該資料量時利用該第一組資源的程式碼。 20. 如請求項18之電腦程式產品’其中該電腦可讀媒體進一 步包含： 用於使該至少-電腦評估該第二上行鍵路授權以判定 是否包括一新資料指示符的程式碼；及 ❹ ❹ 用於使該至少—電腦利用該第二組資源及該第二 HARQ處理程序來傳輸該經排程上行鏈路訊息的程式 碼，其中該第二HARQ處理程序與該第一以叫處理程序 相同。 21. 如請求項18之電腦程式產品，其中該第二上行鏈路授權 係包括於一競爭解決方案訊息中。 22. 如請求項18之電腦程式產品，其中該用於使該至少一電 腦忽視該第：上行鏈路授權的程式碼包㈣於使該至少 -電腦於-隨機存取程序在進行中時,t 、略該第二上行鍵 路授權的程式碼。 其中該第二上行鏈路授權 23. 如請求項18之電腦程式產品 為一動態上行鍵路授權。 24. —種無線通信裝置，其包含： 一處理器，其經組態以： 評估一包括—第—上行鍵路授權及處 理程序識別符之隨機存取回應； 使用該第-上行鏈路授權中所指定之一組資源及一 由該第一HARQ處理程序識別符所指定之HARQ處理程序 143384.doc 201019771 來傳輸一經排程上行鏈路訊息； 符之第二上 接收一包括一第二HARQ處理程序識別 行鏈路授權； 對該第-HARQ處理程序識別符與該第二harq處理 程序識別符進行比較；及 當該第-HARQ處理程序識別符不同於該第二harq 處理程序識㈣時，㈣該第二上行鏈路_進行一資 25. 如請求項24之無線通信裝置，其中該處理器進—步經組 態以在該第-HAR⑽理程序識別符與該第：咖ρ處理 程序識別符相_，使㈣第二上行鏈路授權進行該經 排程上行鏈路訊息之再傳輸，其中—新資料指示符不包 括於該第二上行鍵路授權中。 26. 如請求項24之無線通信裝置，其中該處理器進一步經电 態以： 、’ 定之該組資 評估該第一上行鏈路授權以確定其中所指 源所適應之一資料量；及 當該經排程上行鏈路訊息之—大小在該資料量範圍内 時，利用該第一上行鏈路授權。 27.如請求項24之無線通信裝置，其中該第二上行鏈路授權 與小區無線電網路臨時識別符相關聯。 其中該第二上行鏈路授權 中。 其中該第二上行鏈路授權 28. 如請求項24之無線通信裝置， 係包括於一競爭解決方案訊息 29. 如請求項24之無線通信裝置， 143384.doc 201019771 為一動態上行鏈路授權。 3〇. 一種方法，其包含： 選擇一包括於一隨機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理程 序識別符； 將該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符包括於由一或多個行 動器件用於多個隨機存取程序之一組作用中識別符中；及 將一第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈路授 權中，其中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組 作用中識別符中。 31. 如請求項30之方法，其進一步包含： 接收—與該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符相關聯之經排 程上行鏈路訊息，其中該經排程上行鏈路訊息包括一行 動器件之一識別碼； 傳輸一競爭解決方案訊息，其中該競爭解決方案訊息 包括該行動器件之該識別碼及用於一上行鏈路資料傳輸 之一組上行鏈路資源；及 自該組作用中識別符移除該第一 HARQ處理程序識別 符。 32. 如請求項31之方法，其中該競爭解決方案訊息包括一與 該組作用中識別符不相交之第三HARQ處理程序識別 符。 33·如明求項3〇之方法，其中該隨機存取回應指定用於—經 排程上行鏈路訊息之多個上行鏈路資源，其中該等上行 鏈路資源所適應之一資料量超過該經排程上行鏈路訊息 143384.doc 201019771 之一大小。 34. —種裝置，其包含： 一留存與以下操作相關之指令的記憶體··選擇一包括 於一隨機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理程序識別符；將 該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符包括於由一或多個行動器 件用於多個隨機存取程序之一組作用中識別符中；及將 一第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈路授權 中’其中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組作 用中識別符中；及 一處理器，其麵接至該記憶體，經組態以執行留存於 該記憶體中之該等指令。 35. 如請求項34之裝置，其中該記憶體進一步留存與以下操 作相關之指令：接收一與該第一 HARq處理程序識別符 相關聯之經排程上行鏈路訊息，其中該經排程上行鏈路 訊息包括一行動器件之一識別碼；傳輸一競爭解決方案 訊息’其中該競爭解決方案訊息包括該行動器件之該識 別碼及用於一上行鏈路資料傳輸之一組上行鏈路資源； 及自該組作用中識別符移除該第一 HARQ處理程序識別 符。 36. 如請求項35之裝置，其中該競爭解決方案訊息包括一與 該組作用中識別符不相交之第三HARQ處理程序識別 符。 37. 如請求項34之裝置’其中該隨機存取回應指定可用於一 經排程上行鏈路訊息之多個上行鏈路資源，其中該等上 143384.doc 201019771 行鏈路資源所適應之一資料量超過該經排程上行鏈路訊 息之一大小。 38. 種無線通信裝置，其包含： 用於選擇—包括於一隨機存取回應中之第一HARQ處 理程序識別符的構件； 用於將該第—HARQ處理程序識別符添加於由一或多 個行動器件用於多個隨機存取程序之一組作用中識別符 中的構件；及 用於將一第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈 路授權中的構件，其中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不 包括於該組作用中識別符中。 39. 如請求項38之無線通信裝置，其進一步包含： 用於接收一與該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符相關聯之 經排程上行鏈路訊息的構件，其中該經排程上行鏈路訊 息包括一行動器件之一識別碼； 用於傳輸一競爭解決方案訊息的構件，其中該競爭解 決方案訊息包括該行動器件之該識別碼及用於一上行鏈 路資料傳輸之一組上行鏈路資源；及 用於自該組作用中識別符移除該第一 HARQ處理程序 識別符的構件。 40. 如請求項39之無線通信裝置，其中該競爭解決方案訊息 包括一與該組作用中識別符不相交之第三HARq處理程 序識別符。 41. 如凊求項39之無線通信裝置，其中該隨機存取回應指定 143384.doc 201019771 =該經排程上行鍵路訊息之多個上行鏈路資源其中 祕㈣所適紅_f料量超過該經上 鏈路訊息之一大小。 w 42. —種電腦程式產品，其包含： 一電腦可讀媒體，其包含： 用於使至少一電腦選擇一包括 瞍機存取回應中 之第一 HARQ處理程序識別符的程式碼； 用於使該至少-電腦將該第—HARQ處理程序識別 符添加於由-或多個行動器件用於多個隨機存取程序之 一組作用中識別符中的程式碼；及 用於使該至少一電腦將—第二HARQ_程序識別 符併入於一上行鏈路授權中的程式碼其中該第二 HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該組作用中識別符^。― 43.如請求項42之電腦程式產品，其中該電腦可讀媒體進一 步包含： 用於使該至少一電腦接收—與該第一 HARQ處理程序 識別符相關聯之經排程上行鏈路訊息的程式碼，其中該 經排程上行鏈路訊息包括一行動器件之一識別瑪； 用於使該至少一電腦傳輸一競爭解決方案訊息的程式 碼，其中該競爭解決方案訊息包括該行動器件之該識別 碼及用於一上行鍵路資料傳輸之—組上行鍵路資源·，及 用於使該至少一電腦自該組作用中識別符移除該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符的程式碼。 44· 一種無線通信裝置，其包含： 143384.doc -10· 201019771 一處理器，其經組態以： 選擇一包括於一隨機存取回應中之第一 HARQ處理 程序識別符； 將該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符包括於由一或多個 行動器件用於多個隨機存取程序之一組作用中識別符 中；及 將一第二HARQ處理程序識別符併入於一上行鏈路 授權中’其中該第二HARQ處理程序識別符不包括於該 ® •组作用中識別符中。 45.如請求項44之無線通信裝置，該處理器進一步經組態 以： 接收一與該第一 HARQ處理程序識別符相關聯之經排 程上行鏈路訊息，其中該經排程上行鏈路訊息包括一行 動器件之一識別碼； 傳輸-競爭解決方案訊息，其中該競爭解決方案訊息 φ 包括該行動器件之該制碼及歸—上行鏈路資料傳輸 之一組上行鏈路資源；及 自該組作用中識別符移除該第一 HARQ處理程序識別 符。 143384.doc • 11 ·The method of claim 1, further comprising: determining whether the uplink grant indicates a retransmission; and utilizing the uplink grant to transmit a scheduled uplink message associated with the random access. 4. The method of claim 1, wherein the uplink grant is included in a competing solution message. 5. The method of claim 1 wherein the uplink grant is sent to a cell radio network temporary identifier of a mobile device in a identified cell. 6. The method of claim 1, wherein the ongoing random access procedure is thinned to reacquire uplink synchronization. 143384.doc 201019771 7. A device comprising: a random access module that facilitates a random access procedure, wherein the random access procedure results in a radio link that is either home or uplink At least one of re-acquisition of link synchronization; and a HARQ module that facilitates HARQ operations of one or more celestial transmissions, wherein the HARQ module includes a first identifier Calling the handler 'the HARQ handler to facilitate the transmission of the scheduled uplink message generated by the random access module. When the uplink key grant specifies a new transmission, the group ignores the inclusion of the The uplink grant of the first identifier. 8. The device of claim 7, wherein the random access module further comprises a competitive response evaluation module, wherein the competitive response evaluation module analyzes a competitive response message to determine an uplink associated with the competitive response message The link authorizes the associated HARQ handler identifier. 9. The device of claim 8, wherein the HARQ module is configured to ignore the uplink grant included in the contention response message when the HARQ handler identifier is the same as the first identifier. 10. The device of claim 7, wherein the random access module further comprises an authorization evaluation module, the authorization evaluation module analyzing the uplink grant to determine a quantity of data to which the uplink grant is adapted. 11. The device of claim 10 wherein the HARQ module ignores the uplink grant when the amount of data to be accommodated is less than one of the scheduled uplink messages. 143384.doc -2- 201019771 12. A wireless communication device comprising: means for receiving a random access response including a first uplink grant and a first Harq handler identifier; a group of resources specified in the first uplink grant and a HARQ handler specified by the first HARQ handler identifier to transmit a scheduled uplink message; for receiving a a means for second uplink grant of the second HARQ handler identifier; means for comparing the first HARQ handler identifier with the second 11 handler; and for A HARQ handler identifier is different from the second HARQ handler identifier when the second uplink grants a data transfer component. 13. The wireless communication device of claim 12, further comprising: for causing the second uplink grant to perform the queue when the first-HARQ handler identifier is the same as the second handler identifier The means for retransmitting the uplink information, wherein the _new data: indication is not included in the second uplink grant. /曰14. The wireless communication device of claim 12, wherein the step further comprises: means for analyzing the first-uplink authorization to determine a quantity of data to which the group a resource is adapted; and, A means for using the first uplink grant for the size of the scheduled uplink message. 15. The wireless communication device of claim 12, wherein the second uplink grant 143384.doc 201019771 is associated with a cell radio network temporary identifier. 16. The wireless communication device of claim 12, wherein the second uplink grant is included in a contention resolution message. 17. The wireless communication device of claim 12, wherein the second uplink grant is a dynamic uplink grant. 18. A computer program product, comprising: a computer readable medium, comprising: for causing at least one computer to evaluate a random access response to determine one of the first set of resources specified in the random access response and a code of the first HARQ process; a code for causing the at least one computer to use the first set of resources to transmit a scheduled uplink message including an identification code of a mobile device; a computer utilizing the first HARQ process to facilitate error-free transmission of the scheduled uplink message; for causing the at least one computer to evaluate a second uplink grant to determine a second set of resources and a code of a second HARQ process, and a code for causing the at least one computer to ignore the second uplink grant when the first HARQ process is the same as the second HARQ process. 19. The computer program product of claim 18, the computer readable medium further comprising: a code for causing the at least one computer to identify a quantity of data adapted to the first set of resources; and 143384.doc -4 - 201019771 The code for utilizing the first set of resources when the at least one computer is at a size less than or equal to the amount of data of the scheduled uplink information. 20. The computer program product of claim 18, wherein the computer readable medium further comprises: a code for causing the at least - computer to evaluate the second uplink routing authorization to determine whether to include a new data indicator; and程式 a code for causing the at least one computer to transmit the scheduled uplink message by using the second group of resources and the second HARQ process, wherein the second HARQ process and the first call handler the same. 21. The computer program product of claim 18, wherein the second uplink authorization is included in a contention solution message. 22. The computer program product of claim 18, wherein the at least one computer disregards the first: uplink authorized code package (4) for causing the at least-computer-rans-random access procedure to be in progress, t, the code of the second uplink key authorization. Wherein the second uplink grant 23. The computer program product of claim 18 is a dynamic uplink license. 24. A wireless communication device, comprising: a processor configured to: evaluate a random access response including an -up-uplink authorization and a handler identifier; using the first-uplink grant One of the group of resources specified in the first HARQ handler 143384.doc 201019771 specified by the first HARQ handler identifier to transmit a scheduled uplink message; the second received one includes a second HARQ The handler identifies the line link authorization; comparing the first-HARQ handler identifier with the second harq handler identifier; and when the first-HARQ handler identifier is different from the second harq handler knowledge (four) (4) the second uplink_to perform a charge. 25. The wireless communication device of claim 24, wherein the processor is further configured to process the first-HAR (10) program identifier and the first: The program identifier phase _ causes (4) the second uplink grant to perform retransmission of the scheduled uplink message, wherein the new data indicator is not included in the second uplink link grant. 26. The wireless communication device of claim 24, wherein the processor is further in an electrical state to: 'determine the group to evaluate the first uplink grant to determine an amount of data to which the source indicated is adapted; and The first uplink grant is utilized when the size of the scheduled uplink message is within the amount of data. 27. The wireless communication device of claim 24, wherein the second uplink grant is associated with a cell radio network temporary identifier. Where the second uplink is authorized. Wherein the second uplink grant 28. The wireless communication device of claim 24 is included in a contention resolution message 29. The wireless communication device of claim 24, 143384.doc 201019771 is a dynamic uplink grant. A method comprising: selecting a first HARQ handler identifier included in a random access response; including the first HARQ handler identifier in a plurality of one or more mobile devices a set of random access procedures acting in the identifier; and incorporating a second HARQ handler identifier in an uplink grant, wherein the second HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of roles In the middle. 31. The method of claim 30, further comprising: receiving - a scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier, wherein the scheduled uplink message comprises one of a mobile device An identification solution message, wherein the contention solution message includes the identification code of the mobile device and a set of uplink resources for an uplink data transmission; and an identifier shift from the group of functions In addition to the first HARQ handler identifier. 32. The method of claim 31, wherein the contention resolution message comprises a third HARQ handler identifier that does not intersect the identifier of the group of roles. 33. The method of claim 3, wherein the random access response specifies a plurality of uplink resources for the scheduled uplink message, wherein the amount of data that one of the uplink resources accommodates exceeds The size of the scheduled uplink message 143384.doc 201019771. 34. An apparatus, comprising: a memory that retains instructions related to: selecting a first HARQ handler identifier included in a random access response; the first HARQ handler identifier Included in an identifier for one of a plurality of random access procedures by one or more mobile devices; and incorporating a second HARQ handler identifier into an uplink grant, wherein the second The HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of active identifiers; and a processor, which is interfaced to the memory, configured to execute the instructions retained in the memory. 35. The apparatus of claim 34, wherein the memory further retains an instruction associated with receiving a scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier, wherein the scheduled uplink The link message includes an identification code of a mobile device; transmitting a contention solution message 'where the contention solution message includes the identification code of the mobile device and a set of uplink resources for an uplink data transmission; And removing the first HARQ handler identifier from the set of role identifiers. 36. The apparatus of claim 35, wherein the contention resolution message comprises a third HARQ handler identifier that does not intersect the set of active identifiers. 37. The apparatus of claim 34, wherein the random access response specifies a plurality of uplink resources available for scheduling an uplink message, wherein the one of the 143384.doc 201019771 line link resources is adapted The amount exceeds the size of one of the scheduled uplink messages. 38. A wireless communication device, comprising: means for selecting - a first HARQ handler identifier included in a random access response; for adding the first HARQ handler identifier to one or more Means for use in a set of identifiers in a plurality of random access procedures; and means for incorporating a second HARQ handler identifier in an uplink grant, wherein the second The HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of active identifiers. 39. The wireless communication device of claim 38, further comprising: means for receiving a scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier, wherein the scheduled uplink message An identification code including a mobile device; means for transmitting a contention solution message, wherein the contention solution message includes the identification code of the mobile device and a set of uplink resources for an uplink data transmission And means for removing the first HARQ handler identifier from the set of role identifiers. 40. The wireless communication device of claim 39, wherein the contention resolution message comprises a third HARQ process identifier that does not intersect the set of active identifiers. 41. The wireless communication device of claim 39, wherein the random access response specifies 143384.doc 201019771 = the plurality of uplink resources of the scheduled uplink information message, wherein the secret (4) is more than _f One of the size of the uplink message. w. A computer program product, comprising: a computer readable medium, comprising: code for causing at least one computer to select a first HARQ handler identifier in a downtime access response; Having the at least-computer add the first HARQ handler identifier to a code used by the one or more mobile devices for use in an identifier of a plurality of random access procedures; and for causing the at least one The computer incorporates a second HARQ_ program identifier into the code in an uplink grant, wherein the second HARQ handler identifier is not included in the set of active identifiers. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the computer readable medium further comprises: for causing the at least one computer to receive - a scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier a code, wherein the scheduled uplink message includes an identification device of a mobile device; a code for causing the at least one computer to transmit a contention solution message, wherein the contention solution message includes the mobile device device An identification code and a set of uplink key resources for an uplink data transmission, and a code for causing the at least one computer to remove the first HARQ handler identifier from the set of active identifiers. 44. A wireless communication device, comprising: 143384.doc -10. 201019771 a processor configured to: select a first HARQ handler identifier included in a random access response; The HARQ handler identifier is included in an identifier for one of a plurality of random access procedures by one or more mobile devices; and incorporating a second HARQ handler identifier in an uplink grant 'The second HARQ handler identifier is not included in the ® group role identifier. 45. The wireless communication device of claim 44, the processor further configured to: receive a scheduled uplink message associated with the first HARQ handler identifier, wherein the scheduled uplink The message includes an identification code of a mobile device; a transmission-competition solution message, wherein the contention solution message φ includes a group of uplink resources of the codec and the home-uplink data transmission of the mobile device; The set of active identifiers removes the first HARQ handler identifier. 143384.doc • 11 ·
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